This is the first time the skulls will visit Mexico City
The Day of the Dead was declared as an intangible cultural heritage by the UNESCO in 2013
English25/10/2018
Day of the Dead Desserts!
Filled with clotted cream, whipped cream or even chocolate are decadent ways of enjoying pan de muerto, yet have you ever thought of macarons, cookies or bonbons inspired by our most beloved pastry?
English25/10/2018
Day of the Dead Desserts!
Filled with clotted cream, whipped cream or even chocolate are decadent ways of enjoying pan de muerto, yet have you ever thought of macarons, cookies or bonbons inspired by our most beloved pastry?
The Megaprocesión de las Catrinas 2018 celebrates the iconic Mexican tradition, The Day of the Dead and the Catrina, the Grande Dame of Death
After getting your make up done, you join the procession
With only 15 traditional dyers left and its source endangered by tourism and fishing, this dye is about to disappear
A reminder that linguistic diversity and multilingualism are essential for a country's sustainable development
A woman who overcame her blindness through poetry in Nahuatl
With almost 150 years of history, La Vasconia bakes, on average, 400 "roscas" for January 6, starting the first day of the new year