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

For many Mexican-Americans, when they hear "Los Doyers," it reminds them of their family. The word "Doyers" isn't an official word in the Spanish l...

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...

Lucha Libre is a staple in Mexican culture, but is a past-time dominated by males. This new documentary, titled Luchadoras, takes a candid look at ...

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...

March is designated as National Reading month in the United States. This month honors the birthday of Dr. Seuss and encourages readers of all ages ...

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...

A family Mariachi band has received over $60,000 from their community after being hit hard by the pandemic. The band, named Cielito Lindo, is made ...

The Central de Abastos market in Mexico City is using professional wrestlers to help enforce mask compliance. Owners of the market's stalls, as wel...

A Southern California Covid-19 patient responds to Mariachis playing his favorite song La Mano de Dios (The Hand of God) as he was hooked up to a v...

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...