Editor’s note: Mexico’s everyday culture is full of stories worth noticing: the folk beliefs passed down by grandparents, the confidence that comes from speaking Spanish without fear of mistakes, and the vivid wildflowers that transform the landscape after the rains. Together, they offer a reminder that life in Mexico is best experienced with curiosity, openness and a willingness to learn from both people and place.
MND Staff
In Mexico, grandparents are often the source of traditional folk wisdom, writes María Ruiz, who has collected some of her favorite stories and sayings.
From the archive: Mexicans are usually charmed when non-native speakers try to speak their language. They’re patient, encouraging and try to be helpful.
MND contributor Bel Woodhouse takes us on a tour of Mexico’s spectacular wildflowers, from vibrant sunflowers and cosmos to delicate poppies.
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