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Pulque vendor Patricio González

Pulque is a pre-Hispanic drink with nutritional qualities—and there’s no hangover

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Before coronavirus, the cheek kiss was an integral aspect of Mexican social life.

Has the ubiquitous cheek kiss been lost to the coronavirus?

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A cohete, or bottle rocket: the saints seem fond of them.

This pueblo is not a pretty one but the people make...

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The first Pollo Feliz opened in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, in 1975.

The true story of Mexico’s ‘Happy Chicken’ restaurant chain

Leigh Thelmadatter - 0
A procession at the basilica of the Virgin of San Juan de los Lagos in Jalisco.

Most pilgrimages and sanctuaries are now Catholic but roots are pre-Hispanic

Leigh Thelmadatter - 0
Shepherd's tacos, commonly known as tacos al pastor

Mexico’s favorite taco has immigrant roots

Leigh Thelmadatter - 0
Papier-mache figures in an image from Thelmadatter's book.

Based on years of research, book explores papier-mache traditions

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Filmmaker Manos Mitikas while filming Mayan seamstresses in Quintana Roo.

Ambitious project releases film about life, culture and people of Mexico

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Mother Protector Cat, a Oaxacan alebrije by Fátima Janice Fuentes

Which are the real alebrijes? Papier-mache from CDMX or carvings from...

Leigh Thelmadatter - 0
Lele, a giant-sized María doll that has traveled the world to promote Mexican tourism.

The María doll: from street vendor to international icon

Leigh Thelmadatter - 0
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