Mexican holiday

The ultimate guide to celebrating the Day of the Dead Mexico 2020 and traveling to Mexico City! All you need to know about the Day of the Dead parade, the history and culture behind the holiday, and where to find the best tacos in Mexico City!

45 Fascinating Christmas Traditions in Mexico, including Christmas food, Mexican Christmas decorations and Christmas songs in Mexico.

Recipe fo a delicious Ponche Navideño (or Mexican Christmas Punch. @ad #logramascontucomida

Day of the Dead is celebrated throughout Mexico and the Catholic world… Italy, Spain, South America and the Philippines all celebrate All Souls and All Saints Day on November 1st and 2nd. Special Masses and perhaps cleaning of the cemetery tombs are part of the traditional activities… it’s only in Central and Southern

Explore the fascinating world of Mexican Christmas decorations and learn how to incorporate them into your own festive decor.

Discover the 35 coolest Mexican traditions, best Mexico holidays and most colorful festivals — like Day of the Dead, Cinco de Mayo and piñatas.

Over 300 years ago, Miguel Hidalgo declared Mexico's independence from Spain. But the story is far different from the United States.

An authentic mole negro or black mole sauce made with dried chiles, sesame seeds, garlic, raisins, chocolate, and warm spices.

Christmas is one of the biggest holiday in Mexico. Celebration foods in Mexico include mole, pozole, pibil pork, tamales, which are preparations that require great dedication and are almost a ritual. But these are not all. Let's take a culinary journey to Mexico and discover the most popular Mexican Christmas dishes.

Mexico City’s Day of the Dead parade on Sunday honored those killed in two recent earthquakes, which together left more than 400 dead across the country, including 228 in the capital.