“I went to the Mexico-Ecuador match. The energy in the stadium was unlike anything I’d experienced, and it wasn’t just me being dramatic — international commentators kept saying the same thing. Those of us who work in the arts know the phenomenon, where a piece moves you so deeply that you cry, your blood pressure drops or you feel lightheaded — it’s known as Stendhal syndrome.”
María Meléndez, Writer
Mexico’s knockout loss to England in the 2026 FIFA World Cup was a setback to the celebratory atmosphere on display in the country, but does nothing to shake Mexico’s incurable…
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El Tri rallied the nation and provided hope for fans, but ultimately fell short in historic fashion.
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