Traditions

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Yucatan Festivals This Month

Mexico is known for its fiestas, and Yucatán is no exception.

Semana Santa - Easter Week

Easter is one of the most important Christian holidays. It commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ after he was crucified.

Season of Los Gremios

September and October mark a special time of the year when colorful religious processions called Los Gremios (the guilds) begin on Sept.

Face to Face: Genny Chans

Genny Chans is ¾ Korean, ¼ Yucatecan.

Guayaberas G. Candila

The accompanying photo is of an elegant Yucatecan gentleman wearing a guayabera, a unique garment, symbol of elegance and etiquette for the Latin American cu

The Mayas: Gateways to the Underworld

For the ancient Mayas, death was not the definitive end of existence, rather the soul of the deceased was transferred to the Underworld (called Xib

El Baile de las Cintas (The Ribbon Dance)

El Baile de las Cintas (The Ribbon Dance) is portrayed in almost every website, guidebook, or history book about Yucatán; its image of men and women in

Mayan Legends: The Scarecrow

He takes care of the crops. His size corresponds to the height of the cornfield and he is coated with wax from nine beehives.

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