The Importance of Día de la Bandera (Flag Day) in Mexico February 24th marks an important day in Mexican history – Día de la Bandera, also known as Flag Day. This national holiday celebrates the Mexican flag, which is a symbol of the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. The significance of this day is…
The Guelaguetza Festival, also known as the Fiesta de los Lunes del Cerro, is a traditional and colorful celebration that takes place in the city of Oaxaca, Mexico. It is held on the last two Mondays of July and brings together thousands of people to experience the rich culture and traditions of the Zapotec and…
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo – May 5 with Colorful Festivities and Rich History Cinco de Mayo is a holiday celebrated on the 5th of May every year, to honor the victory of the Mexican army over the French empire in the battle of Puebla in 1862. Despite popular belief, it is not a day that…
March 19th marks a special day in Mexico, known as Día del Artesano or Day of the Artisan. This day is dedicated to recognizing and appreciating the skill, creativity, and cultural heritage of these talented individuals. It is a day to celebrate the rich traditions and artistry passed down through generations. Día del Artesano is…
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo in Style on May 5th! Are you ready to fiesta? It’s time to break out the sombreros and margaritas because Cinco De Mayo is almost here! This holiday is celebrated every year on May 5th and is a vibrant and lively celebration that commemorates the Mexican Army’s victory over the French…
The December 12th is an important date for Mexicans. It marks the day of Fiesta del Maíz or the Corn Festival. This vibrant and lively festival is a celebration of the rich culture and delicious cuisine of Mexico. From traditional dances and parades to mouth-watering dishes and authentic handicrafts, Fiesta del Maíz is a feast…
