All Souls Day and The Day Of The Dead 1 MEXICAN TRADITIONS This celebration is significant in Mexico, and it has become very iconic and known around the world. What are its origins? It goes back to the Mayas, Aztecs,Continue Reading
The Symbology Of The Bread Of The Dead This bread is a typical Mexican dessert baked for the Day of the Dead. Its origin relates to the gastronomy of the catholic dates of All Saints Day and All Soul’s Day,Continue Reading
Hacienda El Carmen We are now with Mónica Baeza, she is the owner of Hacienda El Carmen, I am going to interview her because it is important to know the history of this hacienda, and several other things that IContinue Reading
VERSATILITY OF THE TORTILLA Corn is the proud inheritance of our ancestors, and we celebrate every day with the wealth of our Mexican gastronomy, and of course, we make tortillas with corn. Tortillas are an essential element of the dietContinue Reading
The Aftermath Of The Independence Of Mexico In our previous video we talked about Iturbide being the first Emperor of Mexico and that after nine months of his reign he abdicated and fled to Itlay, not being able to everContinue Reading
Typical Dances Of Mexico FOLKLORIC BALLET The cultural patrimony of Mexico is, without a doubt, one of the essential attractions of the country; its history, gastronomy, and traditions form part of the Mexican culture. Typical dances are the most vitalContinue Reading
Hacienda Labor de Rivera Hello dear friends, I am Veronica Valdovinos From Loving Mexico. Today we are visiting the first of several haciendas in Jalisco, The Hacienda Labor de Rivera. It is in Teuchitlán on the Tequila Route. It isContinue Reading
History and Life In The Haciendas The history of the haciendas was different in all the countries. Each area had its haciendas amd, they would produce according to the soil, climate or minerals. From 1567 the royal statute would specifyContinue Reading
08 THESHOUT OF DOLORES This is the day, when Mexicans celebrate the Independence of Mexico from Spain, even though it still took 16 more years to expel the last spanish group from the last bastion in Veracruz, to consider thatContinue Reading
The First Empire of Mexico 10 years of struggles had transformed New Spain so much, that even the spanish born, were inclined to accept the Independence. For different reasons there was a group who wanted the constitution, tailored to theContinue Reading