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Tijuana: Celebrating 100 Years of the Caesar Salad: The 4th of July, 1924.
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Caesar salad, one of the world’s most beloved salads, celebrates its 100th anniversary on July 4, 2024. This iconic dish was invented on the 4th of July, 1924 by Italian immigrant Caesar Cardini at his restaurant, Caesar’s, located on Avenida Revolución in Tijuana, Mexico. The creation of the Caesar salad is attributed to a moment […] More
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The Apache Legacy in Mexico
The Apache Legacy in Mexico The Apache people have long been part of northern Mexico, in areas like Chihuahua, Sonora, and Coahuila. Originally, Mexico was much larger, and it was the changing borders of the United States that brought the two nations together. The Apaches were already there when the borders shifted. One of the […] More
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Chocolate Abuelita
Chocolate Abuelita is a beloved Mexican hot chocolate brand known for its blend of chocolate, sugar, and cinnamon. It was originally created by the Fábrica de Chocolates La Azteca in 1939. The term “Abuelita” translates to “grandmother” or rather “granny” in English, reflecting the comforting and nostalgic association many have with the drink, often evoking […] More
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Las Mañanitas
“Las Mañanitas” is a traditional Mexican birthday song that is often sung to celebrate someone’s special day. It is sung primarily in Mexico but it is widely recognized in other Spanish-speaking countries. Here is a brief overview and the lyrics of “Las Mañanitas”: Overview “Las Mañanitas” is typically sung early in the morning as a […] More
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The Last Queen of Italy, Marie-José of Belgium, in Mexico
Marie-José of Belgium in Cuernavaca, Mexico Life in Cuernavaca in the 1990s Marie-José of Belgium, the last Queen of Italy, lived in Cuernavaca, Mexico, during the 1990s. She chose Cuernavaca primarily for its favorable climate, which was more suitable for her health and comfort compared to Europe. Residence and Activities Marie-José resided in Villa Lupo, […] More
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Axolotl: The Mexican Wonder Animal
Axolotl: The Mexican Wonder Varieties and Origins The axolotl is a type of salamander native to Mexico. Its scientific name is Ambystoma mexicanum. Unlike other amphibians, axolotls remain in their larval stage throughout their lives, a phenomenon called neoteny. They have distinct features like feathery external gills and a wide head with a smiling appearance. […] More
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Vanilla: Its Mexican Origin and Indigenous Uses
Origin of Vanilla Vanilla, a widely used flavoring in foods and perfumes, originates from Mexico. The vanilla orchid, scientifically known as Vanilla planifolia, is native to the tropical forests of Mexico and was first cultivated by the Totonac people in the region that is now known as Veracruz. The Totonacs were the first to discover […] More
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Jarritos
Jarritos is a popular Mexican soft drink brand known for its wide variety of fruit-flavored sodas. Established in 1950 by Don Francisco “El Güero” Hill, Jarritos has become a beloved beverage in Mexico and among the Hispanic community in the United States. Key Features of Jarritos: Variety of Flavors: Jarritos offers numerous flavors, many of […] More
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in Culture, Mexico, Vocabulary
¿A poco?
The expression “¿A poco?” is a versatile and widely used phrase in Mexican Spanish that conveys surprise, disbelief, or a request for confirmation. It can be translated to “Really?” or “Are you serious?” in English. It’s often used in informal conversations to react to something unexpected or to show that you find something hard to […] More
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Nopales en Nápoles: De México para Italia
Los cactus, en particular los nopales y las tunas, son plantas originarias de México que han encontrado un segundo hogar en Italia, especialmente en el sur, en Sardinia y en Sicilia. Esta interesante historia de cómo llegaron estas plantas a Europa comienza en la época de la colonización española. Origen Mexicano y Viaje a Europa […] More
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Vaquita Marina SOS
Vaquita Marina The vaquita marina, or vaquita porpoise (Phocoena sinus), is the most endangered marine mammal in the world. Found only in the northern part of the Gulf of California, Mexico, this small porpoise is critically endangered due to illegal fishing practices. Key Facts: Endemic Region: The vaquita lives exclusively in a small area of […] More
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Spanish Is the Second Most Spoken Native Language in the World
Why Is Spanish So Popular? Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world when it comes to native speakers. Over 460 million people speak it as their first language! This huge number is thanks to the Spanish Empire back in the day. From the 16th to the 19th century, Spanish explorers and colonizers […] More
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