Discover the 10 coolest Mexican traditions, best Mexico holidays and most colorful festivals — like Day of the Dead, Cinco de Mayo and more.

As the holiday season begins, the streets of Latin America come alive with festive colors, joyful music and unique customs that reflect the region’s rich cultural heritage. From Mexico to ...

Buñuelos are a holiday tradition in Mexico, but they are Spanish in origin and also Arabic, since Spain was under Arab rule for 800 years, until 1492” — Chef Adán Medrano ...

Día de Muertos is an intimate family tradition, a moment to remember and honor those we have lost, and allow them back into our homes, even just for an evening. By Oscar Lopez MEXICO CITY — Day ...

That includes holiday treats like pozole, menudo, biscochitos and tamales, which bring in around 40% of business. “We’re kind of a tradition for a lot of people, for several generations.

Día de los Muertos, a braiding together of pre- Colombian ritual and European tradition, ... Day of the Dead 2024: The history and meaning behind the Mexican holiday By . Reda Wigle.

Despite the origins of the holiday being rooted in Mexico, the tradition of honoring a loved one who has passed has been embraced by many the world over, with many major celebrations in the U.S.

It’s not a Mexican holiday, not celebrated in Mexico or even listed as a federal holiday, but celebrating Cinco de Mayo is not offensive. The holiday was “created by and for Latino communities ...

That includes holiday treats like pozole, menudo, biscochitos and tamales, which bring in around 40% of business. “We’re kind of a tradition for a lot of people, for several generations.