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Illustration by Miguel Ángel Gómez Cabrera

This pilgrimage took grit, courage and tequila — lots of tequila

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Mexica solstice ceremony, San Gregorio Atlapulco

Centuries later, Mexica still give annual thanks for the sun’s return

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cruz punteada

Are a Xochimilco ruins’ stone crosses part of an unknown ancient...

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A boy watching a cotton candy vendor captures wisps of floating sugar on his stick.

Cotton candy vendor’s act of kindness unites both kids and adults...

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In Mexico, even dogs are fans of cohetes.

Love them or hate them, cohetes mark nearly every part of...

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Bakers at work on "dead bread."

Bakers are preparing special bread that accompanies Day of the Dead

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Los Varones prepare to go to work cleaning the churchyard.

Group of young men who serve Catholic Church has origins in...

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A cleansing ceremony that employs smoke from the copal is performed at the beginning of a velación.

In San Gregorio, a velación kicks off all important fiestas

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Berenice Muñoz found a new opportunity delivering vegetables

Municipal authorities take belated steps to combat coronavirus

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A small pyramid at the ruins near San Gregorio Atlapulco, Mexico City.

Pueblo’s indigenous roots are clearly evident in the nearby ruins

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