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San Luis Potosi: Xantolo in the Huasteca Potosina

During the pre-Hispanic era, death did not exist. Death was seen, instead, as simply a transition, a voyage through

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Oaxaca: A sharing of sadness and joy

The offerings, a main aspect of the celebration, echo the profound love that the Oaxacan people feel towards life.

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Jimbanqua: Day of the Dead in the P’urhepecha Plateau

The Rose Horses of Zurumucapio

Distinctive to San Angel Zurumucapio is the tradition of making small rose-decorated horses and dedicating

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Traditions: The Altar

Day of the Dead in Mexico represents a mixture of Christian devotion and Pre-Hispanic traditions and beliefs. As a

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Bakery Windows

Bakery windows are decorated with skeletons and verses dedicated to the deceased. People select the bread they want to

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El turismo en el futuro de México

Texto y fotos por Mary J. Andrade La Secretaría Federal de Turismo, en conjunto con el Consejo de Promoción Turística,

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La Noche de la Cantada en Naolinco de Victoria, Veracruz

Texto y fotos por Mary J. Andrade Como todos los años, cuando se acerca la fecha de la celebración

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Arqueología, Cultura y Aventura

Texto y fotos por Mary J. Andrade

Zempoala, Herencia Prehispánica

Rastros del pasado del pueblo veracruzano, se observan en

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Meet Cosala, Mazatlan’s little brother

Story and photos by Bob Schulman Cosala, Mexico — This little storybook town in the Sierra Madres invites you to

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Tlacotalpan entrelaza, con sus viviendas, un mosaico de colores

Por Mary J. Andrade A noventa minutos por carretera y al sur del puerto de Veracruz, la ciudad de Tlacotalpan,

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