If you have been exploring Mexico or learning the language, you already know that Mexican culture is a beautiful, complex tapestry woven from centuries of history. Almost every calendar date carries a story. One of the most fascinating examples of this cultural blending happens sixty days after Easter. While the Catholic world celebrates Corpus Christi, […]
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When you think of Taxco, you probably picture a bustling weekend getaway. Traditionally, our cultural excursions at IDEAL Spanish Mexico head to this stunning Pueblo Mágico on Saturdays to catch the famous tianguis de la plata (silver market), or on Sundays when our students are free from classes. Last week, however, we broke tradition. We […]
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Have you ever returned from a vacation feeling like you only saw the “tourist version” of a country? While guidebooks are a great starting point, the true soul of Mexico lies in the rhythm of its language, the ancient echoes of its mountains, and the warmth of its local traditions. This summer, from July 17–27, […]
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Every Sunday, the Zócalo—the massive main square of Mexico City—comes alive with families enjoying a relaxed afternoon stroll. However, if you visit the historic heart of the country right now, you will witness a fascinating, almost surreal juxtaposition of Mexico’s deep historical wounds, its vibrant indigenous living traditions, and its impending leap into the global […]
Explore More Have you ever returned from a vacation feeling like you only saw the “tourist version” of a country? While guidebooks are a great starting point, the true soul of Mexico lies in the rhythm of its language, the ancient echoes of its mountains, and the warmth of its local traditions. This summer, from July 17–27, […]
Explore More Have you ever returned from a vacation feeling like you only saw the “tourist version” of a country? While guidebooks are a great starting point, the true soul of Mexico lies in the rhythm of its language, the ancient echoes of its mountains, and the warmth of its local traditions. This summer, from July 17–27, […]
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By Carlos Brito Once again in Mexico, people are talking about the so-called “Conquest of Mexico” by Hernán Cortés. This is due to the controversial visit to Mexico by the President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, a prominent figure of the Spanish right wing. During her visit, Díaz Ayuso tried to vindicate […]
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Por Carlos Brito Otra vez en México se vuelve a hablar de la llamada “Conquista de México” por parte de Hernán Cortés; esto es debido a la polémica visita a México de la presidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, un personaje destacado de la derecha española. En su visita, Díaz Ayuso trató […]
Explore More Have you ever returned from a vacation feeling like you only saw the “tourist version” of a country? While guidebooks are a great starting point, the true soul of Mexico lies in the rhythm of its language, the ancient echoes of its mountains, and the warmth of its local traditions. This summer, from July 17–27, […]
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Today is the 5th of May, a date that resonates loudly across North America. But depending on which side of the border you’re on, the celebrations—and the reasons behind them—look remarkably different. Let’s dive into the real story of the Batalla de Puebla and solve the mystery of how it became a massive phenomenon in […]
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