by Luz Vidal | Mar 21, 2019 | Tlaxcala En
The Tlaxcala Carnival is a tradition better known as “The Carnival” in which its participants wear typical and quirky costumes. The Tlaxcala Carnival is held every year where the residents of Tlaxcala and their neighbors from the State of Mexico, Hidalgo... 
by Luz Vidal | Mar 15, 2019 | Tlaxcala En
The City of Tlaxcala played a very important role in the history of Mexico since the conquest. The City of Tlaxcala always surprises many of its visitors when they arrive they find a large, clean historic center with well-marked streets and avenues that together with... 
by Luz Vidal | Mar 8, 2019 | Mexico City
Mexico City has the largest number of museums in NorthAmerica and ranks second in the world for number of museums in one city Mexico City was the capital of the Aztec empire which was founded in 1325 and known by the name of the great Tenochtitlan in its Nahuatl... 
by Luz Vidal | Mar 3, 2019 | Mexico City
The Llorona in Xochimilco, is a show that integrates contemporary music with songs in Nahuatl, pre-Hispanic dance and theater. The spectacle of The Llorona in Xochimilco has been going on since 1993 to spread the natural wealth of Xochimilco and at the same time... 
by Luz Vidal | Feb 5, 2019 | Campeche En
The state of Campeche has large natural areas and a large number of Mayan archaeological sites that up to now show the splendor of this culture. The state of Campeche has a large territory of natural areas where the Mayan culture was accentuated developing towns and...