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In Mexico, many components of corn are commonly used in food, crafts, and more. The husks were generally saved for many reasons, including using th...

We celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month to recognize the many accomplishments, contributions, diverse cultures, and history of Hispanic Americans. Thi...

Hummingbirds have been significant in the Mexican culture since the Aztec empire. The hummingbird represents the powerful sun god Huitzilopochtli i...

Introducing, the Mariachi los Muertos art collection! We've been working all year on creating and developing our latest art series, the Mariachi l...

In the Mexican culture, the tradition of Día de Muertos, also called Day of the Dead, is a beautiful celebration of life, in which the dead are rem...

New Mexican mythology-inspired series Maya and the Three is a long-awaited animated series coming to Netflix in Fall 2021. This comes from Jorge Gu...

This Google Doodle honors Mexican artisan Pedro Linares Lopez, creator of the papier-mâché alebrijes, unique sculptures from Mexico's folk art trad...

Are you celebrating a special woman (mom, Suegra, sister, bff) this Mother's Day? Here's our collection of beautiful items that represent the Mexic...

A new documentary, Frida: Viva la Vida, is currently live-streaming from cinemas in San Francisco, this week only. The film captures artist Frida K...

The Summer of 2021 will bring many extensive Frida Kahlo exhibits to the US. The largest one will be just outside of Chicago, called Frida Kahlo: T...

Frida Kahlo is, without a doubt, the most popular Mexican artist in the world. We're rounded up several interesting facts about her and her life.  ...

On February 11th, Google Doodle celebrates the first female Mexican composer, María Grever, who reached international success. Born in 1885 to a Sp...