Relocating to Mexico? Protect your skin from the change
By Bethany Platanella In 1992, the United Nations named Mexico City as the most polluted city on Earth. Pollutants were so dense that chilangos claimed that the toxins in the …
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¡Hola Papi!–Life as an Authentic Latino
By Philip Gambone “We can’t live without stories,” John Paul Brammer writes in ¡Hola Papi!, his collection of sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant personal essays about the trials and triumphs of …
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The History Of Art In San Miguel: Casta paintings and their painters
Part II By Natalie Taylor Casta paintings, a particular genre of Mexican secular art, depict the mixing of disparate ethnic groups, with specific names for their progeny. Casta paintings appeared …
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The Water Bearers
By Fernando Soria The ancient profession of water bearer—or water carrier—refers to the person who distributed water among the population for many years, and it was a very popular occupation …
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Thailand Real Food Adventure and more Travel News
By Judy Newell Mexico News Waldorf Astoria Cancun Tick all the boxes with a luxurious beachfront retreat to the Waldorf Astoria Cancun, an oceanfront oasis with six restaurants, US$300 resort …
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June 2 Is International Sex Workers’ Day
By Josemaría Moreno On June 2nd, we commemorate the struggle of sex professionals, who for decades have demanded the basic rights and protections that they deserve as human beings. The …
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“Denim and Diamonds July Fourth”
By Alex MacLeod Stephanie Urbina Jones and her history-making Honky Tonk Mariachi will headline Patronato Pro Niños’ annual fund-raising gala at the Hacienda Los Picachos the evening of July 4. …
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This prolific Mexican inventor was also once Public Enemy No. 1
By Sheryl Losser Although their names may not be well known outside of Mexico, many Mexicans have been instrumental in the creation of inventions that have changed lives around the …
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Joel Corrales and Rafael Cauduro: «Criticism, Eroticism and Deterioration»
By Yudi Kravzov The Irma Appel Gallery, opening at Hotel Agua Santa at Cardo 10, will open an exhibition for Rafael Cauduro and Joel Corrales on Thursday, June 8, at …
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A personal tragedy flipped Gisela Casiano’s life, opening a previously unsuspected path
By Carolina de la Cajiga «My personal search to get out of a physical trauma that affected my body and soul a few years ago led me to study alternative …
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