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
Artists in the Lakeside Area Last week we posted the last town in the lakeside area, that we will visit, JOCOTEPEC, so I decided to write today, about the artists of the area. The Lakeside area is an important ArtContinue Reading
Jocotepec Welcome to Loving Mexico. The history of the 5 most important towns on the North Lakeside area is very similar, all established around the same years. These towns are much more than the Green directional signs you see. Jocotepec’sContinue Reading
History of Mexican Movies Welcome to Loving Mexico. Today I decided to write about the history of Mexican movies, because the movies, created to a certain degree the identity mainly of the baby boomers. The first film makers starting filmingContinue Reading
From the war of independence to the consolidation of the republic It comprises a period of transition in which the liberalisim and the nationalism start to prevail in the international stage and new states and nations start to forge. LatinContinue Reading
Toltec Wisdom We have something to learn from every civilization which has proceeded us. Each civilization had it’s philosophers, leaders, etc. They were like us, all people with hopes and dreams. The Toltec civilization reached their apogee from the yearContinue Reading
TOURISM – COVID – LOVING MEXICO Tourism, is one of the industries that has been most affected since the Covid 19 crisis hit. When will we travel again? What businesses will survive? What will tourism be like after the situationContinue Reading
San Juan Cosala Today we are visiting San Juan Cosala. You may not know much about it other than the spas, which are world class. The name comes From the náhuatl Word meaning “ Place among the snakes in theContinue Reading
Prelude to the war of Independence Bibliography/Sources; Fragmento tomado de la Independencia a la Consolidación Repúblicana de Josefina Zoraida Vázquez del Libro “Nueva Historia Mínima de México” Publicado por El Colegio de México.Continue Reading