MND_CULTURE
La casa chica: The rise and fall of Mexico’s institution of...
La casa chica, the secondary home for one's mistress and illegitimate children, was once a male prerogative. Nowadays, however, it's a tradition in decline across gender lines.
Archaeologists find a massive, 3,000-year-old map of the universe in Tabasco
A new study shows that the early Maya Aguada Fénix site was a city-sized cosmic map built by uncoerced community volunteers.
Made in Mexico: ‘El Indio’ Fernández
Movie star, director and rumored to be the model for Hollywood's Academy Award, Emilio "El Indio" Fernández left a rich legacy in the cinema of Mexico, and indeed the world.
170,000 fans fill Zócalo for screening of Juan Gabriel’s iconic Bellas Artes performance
Mexico City’s Culture Ministry, in collaboration with Netflix, organized the free event, erecting four giant screens and a powerful sound system in the capital’s main plaza.
Prehistoric Mexico: Mesoamerica before the Olmecs
Before there were the Olmecs, what was life like in early Mexico, how did people live and what do we know about their lives today?
From ridge to reef: How Playa Viva’s ReSiMar project is regenerating a coastline and...
ReSiMar was founded as a project to help regenerate the environment near an off-the-grid eco resort in Mexico, but its changing much more than just that.
From garage to giant — How COMEX paint colored all of Mexico
The reach of Comex paint is extraordinary and its products color every aspect of life in Mexico — so why do we know so little about them?
Made in Mexico: Rufino Tamayo
From Indigenous orphan to internationally recognized artist, Rufino Tamayo forged his own style to become one of the most iconic Mexican artists of the 20th century.
Mexican writer Gonzalo Celorio wins Spain’s Cervantes Prize for lifetime achievement in literature
Celorio joins the ranks of Cervantes laureates like Latin American literary icons like Borges, Vargas Llosa and Elena Poniatowska.
Archival Tiffany jewels dazzle in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein
The cinematic debut of Tiffany's antique collection accentuates del Toro's gothic, Mexican-influenced aesthetic with two centuries of iconic jewelry and craftmanship.
The ‘green gold’ miners from Korea: A forgotten diaspora
Over 1,000 Koreans arrived in Mexico in 1905, the first of what would become an important cultural diaspora in the country.
Day of the Dead in photos: Color and light fill streets and homes as Mexico remembers loved ones lost
From the streets of Mexico City to rural Oaxaca, here's how Mexicans paid their respects to the dead this weekend.
Día de Muertos dos and don’ts: How to tread lightly when the veil between worlds thins
Celebrate the magic of Mexico in the most appropriate way, as we take a look at a certified list of Día de Muertos dos and don’ts.
Jalisco’s Los Altos Tequila Route opens new path for rural tourism ahead of 2026 World Cup
With millions of tourists expected for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Jalisco has opened a new tequila route to tempt incoming travelers.
Spain admits ‘pain’ of Conquest as it presents exhibit on Indigenous Mexican women
Spain has so far refused to apologize for the Conquest, but Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares's conciliatory words may have cracked open the door.
Voices Without Borders: How a Tijuana choir reached across the divide
It takes more than the world's busiest border crossing to stop two choirs from either side of the Mexico-U.S. divide from performing together in Tijuana.
