Despite charrería being a longstanding culture recognized by UNESCO, even many Mexicans have never witnessed an authentic ...

The musicians and dancers say they are pushing back on immigration raids “through the culture and traditions that represent us. We will not be silenced.” ...

More than five millennia ago, an Egyptian weaver created a simple, tailored linen dress, likely not realizing just how long ...

Mexico has widely different climate regions, so there is always someplace wonderful to go. Read these tips for the best time ...

Sponsored by the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County, the festival drew musicians, food vendors, dancers and artists ...

By Janelle Conaway Reporting from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico At ... bejeweled Day of the Dead skeleton; there, a buxom Spanish flamenco dancer wearing a polka dot dress, black lace mantilla ...

Day of the Dead, the Mexican celebration that honors the memory ... Skeletons are the most iconic representations of the Day of the Dead. People dress up in ornate costumes with skull faces ...

However, according to Lomnitz, by the 1800s, the Day of the Dead markets in Mexico City were also selling clothing, shoes, furniture, tools, home decor and many other things. The swell of ...

What is Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead? Widely observed in Mexico, Central America ... Altars performance by Taco Reparations Brigade, folklorico dancing and a comic-making station ...

Mexico City, for example, celebrates Day of the Dead throughout the month of October ... use paint to create a skull-like figure on their face, dress up, make sugar skulls, swap stories, share ...

And despite its translated name, Day of the Dead, the day is anything but somber or mournful. Celebrations are joyous, colorful and full of life. Widely observed in Mexico, Central America ...