traditions

Piñatas are said to have originated in China, then they were taken to Italy and Europe, and became especially popular Spain

The Aztecs used this plant in both celebrations and rituals as a symbol of the purity and the new life of the warriors

These beautiful piñatas are made with fresh flowers, fruits, plants, toys, and other materials

Artisans and florists created these beautiful piñatas

During the conquest and colonial times, this product began to become more popular and was named “tortilla” because the Spanish thought it looked like a “torta”

The Day of the Dead was declared as an intangible cultural heritage by the UNESCO in 2013

The Cucapá indigenous community was affected in 1993 when the federal government forbade them from fishing

For over 200 years, Mexicans and Guatemalans illegally cross the border dividing their countries, driven by their faith

As a cultural reinforcement of two cults

The world celebrates Poinsettia Day on December 12 and Mexico on December 8!