The awards The Best of Mexicoan initiative of Unknown Mexicowill be inspired by the divers of La Quebrada in its 2024 edition. Learn more about these popular heroes of Acapulco and what's coming for the Best of Mexico awards this year. Divers of La Quebrada, banner of Acapulco The divers of La Quebrada They are authentic legends of Acapulco. Their feat attracts locals and tourists who gather every afternoon to admire them. With courage and recklessness, these bird-men They are launched from the top of the hill, at a height of 35 meters, directly into the waters of the Pacific.…
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Located in the heart of the Historic Center of Mexico City, at number 16 of the Lázaro Cárdenas Central Axisa few steps from the Latin American Tower, the Blanquita theater It opened its doors in 1960 and for decades it shone with the presence of great artists, comedians and musicians, until its closure in 2015. Today, after almost a decade of being closed, its reopening could be imminent, since it was recently announced that it was declared the nation's cultural heritage. The Blanquita theater was a cultural and entertainment reference for decades Photo: Stories From Mexico City The golden years…
Easter is coming! And as is customary, Mexico has colored this tradition with its own colors, aromas and flavors. This is the case of Jalisco, where during this season you can find the delicious Easter empanadas, the same ones that are sold outside the temples, mainly in the capital, Guadalajara. These are sucre dough empanadas based on flour, butter, water and sugar or salt. They can be filled with jam, sweet potato or pineapple, but there are also tuna-salted options. On the outside they are distinguished by a reddish color, which is reminiscent of the commemoration of holy days for…
In order to prevent a fire of large proportions, as has occurred in past years during the drought season, the authorities anticipate the closed to the public of the hill of Tepozteco. This was advanced Julieta Goldzweig CornejoSecretary of Tourism and Culture of Morelos. However, he specified that it will be the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH)the body that makes the final decision in this regard, although the closure is almost a fact. The idea is to prevent tourists from throwing a cigarette butt or match or locals from going up to burn some property, thereby unleashing a…
The route of former convents of Puebla It is a set of 14 monasteries, which were built in the 16th century by the Franciscan, Dominican and Augustinian orders. Do you want to see these magnificent architectural works for yourself? Here you will find the information you need to make your tour. IT MAY INTEREST YOU: Tour the Route of the Puebla Monasteries of the 16th century What is the Route of Former Convents of Puebla? The Route of the Former Convents of Puebla It is a tour of nine municipalities in the center of the state. This route is made…
As in the rest of the country, the gastronomy of Santa Rosalía It is a mixture of influences that have enriched it over time. From the first hunters and fishermen, the Jesuit missions and later the French settlers, until reaching the traditional Mexican cuisine of the northwest. They have all contributed to forming a lively and delicious cuisine. Are you ready to be surprised by the sea and land delights that this terroir offers? This is what the gastronomy of Santa Rosalía offers travelers. catch of the day He Gulf of California or Sea of Cortez is the most important…
The 181st representation of the Passion of Christ in Iztapalapa is approaching, an event that, due to its splendor, has gained fame not only in our country, but around the world. We will tell you more about this staging of Jesus' Calvary, which is possible thanks to the work and dedication of hundreds of people. JuanEspinosa Hundreds of Iztapalapenses make the Passion of Christ possible every year Photo: Juan Espinosa Preparations for the Passion of Christ This year, the Holy Week Organizing Committee in Iztapalapa AC began preparations for the 181st performance in November of last year, with the opening…
It is always a pleasure to know that some elements mesoamericans They transcend borders, as well as time, to insert themselves in important places in the culture current. This is the case of the so-called “vibranium copil”, made in reference to the movie Wakanda Forever of Marvel. It all started when mexican actor Tenoch Huerta, appeared in the Comic Con International carrying a feather crown —on this occasion one that is placed in the ear— in order to announce his participation as Namor in the aforementioned film. Children of Corn create the “vibranium copil” The item caught the attention of…
It is known that the Olmecs were the oldest civilization in pre-Hispanic Mexico, established between 1,200 and 600 BC, in the states of Veracruz and Tabasco. However, their role as the first oil tankers is little known; those who took advantage of the chapopote as a sealant. To know more: The Olmecs: mysterious per-Hispanic people This is what a natural chapopote site looks like Photo: Wikimedia Commons The first oil tankers in the Gulf of Mexico Also known as bitumen or asphalt, we could define chapopote as black, flammable crude oil with a very penetrating odor that naturally filters from…