Latino Entrepreneur Is In The Business Of Helping Others Achieve Success
Arturo Adonay advises, applauds Latinos’ “magic and creativity” when starting enterprises.
Hispanic
Pomegranates Play Pivotal Role In Patriotic Mexican Dish
In chiles en nogada, the fruit’s intense shade of red stands for one of the three colors of the Mexican flag.
Catholic Rite For 3-Year-Olds Popular in Mexico
A trio of explanations exists for the origins of this tradition, which strengthens the religious link between generations.
Joyful Veracruz Carnival Postponed Due To Pandemic
Marking the beginning of Lent, the festival, which hopes to resume this summer, is celebrated by the entire community.
First Communion Serves As A Rite Of Passage For Catholic Children
Mexicans celebrate the sacrament with a party after the religious ceremony.
Kid Stuff: The History Of Mexico’s Kindergartens
The goal is to give children better education opportunities in their early years.
Turtle Paradise In Veracruz Remains Closed To The Public
Careless partying led to the initial shutdown, and the Covid-19 pandemic is prolonging that closure.
Costa Rica Doubles As The Hummingbird’s Paradise
It is the best country to see the 26 colorful species flutter their wings.
Try Tlayudas, A Giant Delicacy
This Oaxacan specialty can be up to 15 inches long.