Author: Robert Elliot

Channel Once of the National Polytechnic Institute turns 65! And for this reason, the celebrations of this television channel that all Mexicans appreciate for its arduous work of cultural dissemination have already begun. For this reason, next Sunday, March 10, the scene of the commemorative concert in which he participated will be broadcast. Alejandra Robles “La Morena”one of the most outstanding Oaxacan voices and who has become an authentic ambassador of the Afro-Mexican cultural legacy. The broadcast will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Canal Once and it will surely soon be available on your YouTube channel. The surprises do…

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From the majestic haciendas to the cobblestone streets of the townsMexican cowboy boots are an iconic part of Mexico's cultural landscape. These footwear masterpieces are not only a symbol of style and elegance, but also embody the rich history and craftsmanship of our country. How did cowboy boots come about? Mexican cowboy boots have their roots in the equestrian traditions of Mexico, influenced by the arrival of Spanish conquistadors and local cowboys.. Later they were work shoes and from the end of the 19th century they became very popular in some regions of USA. They became the ideal footwear for…

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Known as “The Queen of the Ranchera Song”, Lola Beltrán is a legendary figure in Mexican music, whose powerful and emotive voice captivated hearts around the world. From humble beginnings in the state of Sinaloa Until his rise to international fame, the life of Lola Beltran It is a story of passion, perseverance and dedication to his art. Who was Lola Beltrán? Lucila Beltrán Ruiz, known in the world of music as Lola Beltrán, was born on March 7, 1932 in Rosario, Sinaloa.. His legacy endures as one of the most solid pillars of the regional mexican musicleaving an indelible…

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The time has come to reward those destinations in Mexico that steal our breath and the experiences that remain in our memory forever or those that we long to experience for the first time. The Best of Mexico 2024 is the way in which México Desconocido and its traveling community celebrate the natural, cultural and gastronomic wealth of our country, as well as its traditions, hospitality and diversity. Participate in the 6th. edition of The Best of Mexico! You have from March 7 to April 2 to learn about the different categories with their nominees and choose your favorites in…

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The history of the parish of Santa Bárbara Doncella goes back, like most of the memories of Santa Rosalía, to the establishment of the El Boleo mining company at the end of the 19th century. Chroniclers say that in 1895, some Catholic ladies visited the director of the French company, requesting a temple for the city that was being born. With the order pending, he traveled on business to Belgium, where he discovered the perfect temple with the ideal dimensions. It is a prefabricated metal structure to assemble and ready to travel. Consequently, it was acquired by the company, shipped…

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Guanajuato is a state with a lot of cultural wealth. The destination boasts several tourist treasures, among them, its first Magic Neighborhood: Mineral de la Luz. Since January 2024, the destination was recognized with this distinction, one more excuse to escape to the Bajío and enjoy the attractions that this region of the country offers. Photo: guanajuatocapital.gob.mx What is a Magical Neighborhood? In 2022, this program, Magical Neighborhoods of Mexico, of the federal Ministry of Tourism, started. These attractive destinations have traditions, architecture and beauty to show their visitors, but due to size and location they cannot be considered within…

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Last Thursday, February 29, the new wagons arrived that will run on the Line 4 of the Jalisco Light Rail, revealed Enrique Alfaro, governor of the state. According to his statements, this occurs after fourteen years of civil demands to have a means of mass transportation south of Guadalajara and in Tlajomulco. The units are white with orange stripes on the outside and inside they have orange seats for the general public and yellow for people with disabilities or older adults. They were also signposted with the eight stations along the route of Line 4 of the Jalisco Light Rail.…

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Count and measure the whole pmexican oblation It is a relatively recent practice, therefore there are no exact records on the height of people in past centuries, whether recent or remote. However, there are some clues that help specialists, especially physical anthropologists, to get an idea of ​​the height of our ancestors. For example, it is known that the president Benito Juarez (1806-1872) measured 1.37 meters. While Francisco I. Madero (1873-1913) reached 1.57 in height. Studies reveal that in 100 years we have grown 13 centimeters In addition, bones have been unearthed from those years that have also served to…

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With the aim of renewing and increasing the fleet of the Mexico City Light Rail, the head of Government of Mexico City reported the addition of two new units to the single line that runs south of the capital in the Tasqueña section. -Xochimilco. The new trains, operated by Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos, are painted blue like their predecessors and are decorated with flowers on their front, which makes them less serious. It is intended that with the gradual increase in wagons, transfer times will be reduced from 30 to 60 minutes, since the Mexico City Light Rail has high…

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