MND Tutor | Año Nuevo

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We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year, Mexican style.

Mexican New Year’s Eve is a chaotic, joyfully superstitious whirlwind where families cram into kitchens, shout about missing grapes, and believe — deep down — that this is the year everything changes. From racing to eat 12 wish-filled grapes at midnight to choosing destiny-colored underwear (red for love, yellow for money, green for health, white for peace), the night turns superstition into a full-contact sport. People jog around the block with suitcases to “manifest” travel, burn stuffed año viejo dummies to torch bad vibes, feast on bacalao and tamales, then cry, laugh, and hug under explosive fireworks that light up every barrio and big city alike.

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Diego Luna at Cannes 2026

Diego Luna immigration drama ‘Ashes’ earns standing ovation at Cannes

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The globally admired Mexican director's latest effort brings the equally admired Mexican author Brenda Navarro's prize-winning 2022 novel "Ceniza en la boca" to the screen.
U2 atop bus

Why was U2 performing on top of a bus in Mexico City’s Historic Center?

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The Irish rockers weren't the first entertainers to briefly link their image to Mexico City's on-trend fame, but they were the first to do it atop a transit vehicle painted up by Mexico City artist Chavis Mármol.
Monday’s announcement featured performances by Sergio Maya, the winner of the inaugural México canta contest last year, and Junior H (right).

The binational singing contest México canta returns for a second edition

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The competition, which is open to young Mexican and Mexican-American artists, aims to promote peace, combat addiction and foster a culture that rejects the glorification of violence.
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