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Iran Mexico Stamps

11 Wednesday Jan 2023

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Lady of Guadalupe…

12 Monday Dec 2022

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Celebrating Lady of Guadalupe in the little town of Higueras in the northeastern state of Nuevo Leon, Mexico during the Fire Festival which reminded me of the Zoroastrian purification rituals celebrated a week before Nowruz.

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Entre sombreros norteños y penachos celebramos anoche a la morenita del Tepeyac en la Fiesta de la Candelilla organizada por el municipio de Higueras en el estado de Nuevo León (en el noreste de México).

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Day of The Dead – Mexico City Parade

03 Thursday Nov 2022

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Thanks to the James Bond movie SPECTRE Mexico City has been celebrating the DAY OF THE DEAD parade during the last 6 years. The tradition, however has been celebrated for hundreds of years in cemeteries across our country.

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Gracias a la película SPECTRE de James Bond filmada en la Ciudad de México en el año 2015, empezamos a celebrar el desfile del DÍA DE MUERTOS a partir del año siguiente. Sin embargo, esta tradición milenaria ha estado presente en nuestros panteones durante cientos de años.

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Happy Cultural Diversity Day!

12 Wednesday Oct 2022

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Happy Independence Day Mexico!

15 Thursday Sep 2022

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¡Feliz Día de las Madres!

10 Tuesday May 2022

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Some countries around the world celebrate Mother’s Day on the 2nd Sunday in May. In Mexico we always celebrate it on May 10th (no matter what day of the week it happens). Today, May 10th happened on a Sunday so Mexico and many countries around the world will celebrate on the same date. Happy Mother’s Day!

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Algunos países del mundo celebran el día de las madres el segundo domingo del mes de mayo mientras que en México siempre lo celebramos el día 10 de mayo (caiga en el día que caiga). Hoy coincide que el 10 de mayo cayó en el segundo domingo del mes así que en México y el resto del mundo celebraremos a nuestras madres el mismo día. ¡Feliz Día de las Madres!

Happy “Latin” Tigers!

01 Tuesday Feb 2022

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Happy Tigers! Happiness, Prosperity & Good Health to All!

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¡Feliz Año del Tigre! ¡Prosperidad, Felicidad y Salud para Todos!

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新年快乐!恭喜发财红包拿来!

Guadalupe-Reyes Marathon begins!

13 Monday Dec 2021

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There is a Mexican comedy that reflects what just started in Mexico: The Guadalupe-Reyes Marathon. During the next weeks, Mexican people will celebrate the following holidays:

December 12: Lady of Guadalupe Day

December 16-24: The 9 Traditional Posada Parties

December 24: Christmas Eve

December 25: Christmas

December 28: Holy Innocent’s Day (akin April Fool’s)

December 31: New Year’s Eve

January 1: New Year’s Day

January 6: Three Wise Man Day (Reyes Magos)

Happy Parties Marathon!

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Esta comedia mexicana refleja justo lo que acaba de iniciar en México: El Maratón de Guadalupe-Reyes. Durante las próximas semanas los mexicanos celebraremos las siguientes festividades:

12 de diciembre: La Virgen de Guadalupe

16 al 24 de diciembre: Las nueve posadas navideñas

24 de diciembre: Noche Buena

25 de diciembre: Navidad

28 de diciembre: Día de los Inocentes

31 de diciembre: Víspera del Año Nuevo

1 de enero: Año Nuevo

6 de enero: Día de los Reyes Magos

¡Felices Fiestas!

October 12th

12 Tuesday Oct 2021

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Starting this month, a huge “Olmec head” named Tlali, will replace Christopher Columbus’ statue on one of Mexico City’s most famous avenues. Tlali means “Earth” in Nahuatl (Mexico’s original language still spoken by about 1.6 million people) was created by sculptor Pedro Reyes.

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A partir de este mes, Tlali, que significa “tierra” en Náhuatl, sustituirá a la estatua de Cristóbal Colón ubicada sobre el famoso Paseo de la Reforma en la Ciudad de México. La enorme “cabeza olmeca estilizada” fue  esculpida por Pedro Reyes.

KIN a TV series about time travel

18 Wednesday Aug 2021

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Once again, the TV series  KIN is available on Mexican TV channels. The story is about 4 kids who cross a time portal during a summer camp in the southern state of Chiapas, and who get to meet the Mayan King Pakal at the ancient Maya city of Palenque. Will history be changed?

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¡Se vuelve a estrenar la serie de televisión KIN en canales de la TV mexicana! Trata sobre la aventura que viven cuatro estudiantes en un campamento de verano en el estado de Chiapas al cruzar un portal del tiempo que los lleva a conocer en Palenque al rey maya Pakal. ¿Cambiará el rumbo de la historia?

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