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Labor Day: What It Is and Why It’s Celebrated in September
Labor Day isn’t just about honoring the hard work of employees; it also marks one of the most…
“L.A. Fingers” and Its Significance in Los Angeles Culture
The “L.A. Fingers” popularized by Estevan Oriol’s iconic 1995 photograph, has inspired two sculptures by Glenn Kaino that…
‘El Triste’ is the saddest puppet in Los Angeles
Meet the Tijuana Puppeteer Behind the Gangster Marionette of ‘The Saddest Clown in Los Angeles, ‘El Triste’ In…
Art Walk Rosarito 2024 will bring together over 60 artists from Mexico and the United States
Art Walk Rosarito will gather artists from Baja California as well as those from various regions of Mexico…
Tex-mex food: the origin of gastronomic fusion that unites Mexico with the United States
Tex-Mex cuisine, known for its Mexican-influenced dishes originating from Texas, stands as the flagship American food of the…
Why people celebrate Cinco de Mayo? That’s the most “Americanized” Mexican celebration
In the United States, the 5th of May is celebrated as an expression of pride in Mexican heritage,…
Springfield is moving to Mexico, they will open a Kwik-E-Mart in Tijuana
Tijuana is about to get a special touch of pop culture thanks to the upcoming opening of a…
Juan Gabriel enters the Library of Congress
United States Congress have deemed the homage to Juan Gabriel, the Divo de Juarez, as an integral part…
Lola Beltrán: Who was she and why does she appear in Google’s doodle?
Google’s doodle on March 7 pays tribute to Lola Beltrán, the woman known as the “Queen of Ranchera…
Dragón en el desierto: the story of the Chinese community in Sonora told in a NORO Originals
Learn the history of the Chinese community in Sonora with “Dragón en el desierto,” the new report from…
