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Birds speak Maya? That was certainly my question when my Chichí (grandmother) told me about the Ts’apin (grey jumper), a bird that shows off its beautiful chirping song all summer…
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This magazine can’t have a section called “Who are the Maya” without mentioning one of their most characteristic features: the peninsular Maya language, or Maayat’aan. Maayat’aan has a history…
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“Spring is the time of plans and projects.” – Leo Tolstoy Spring has sprung and it’s a favorite time of year for Yucatecans. Children look forward to their Easter…
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Yucatán is very small. Here it’s easy to meet your friend’s boyfriend’s grandmother or even Donia Way, everyone’s favorite neighbor in Mérida’s Centro who opened her home for people to…
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In Yucatán, it is common to hear Spanish combined with Maya words. “¿Qué pasó, né?,” which is often used as a greeting, is an example of expressions that use both…
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The Maya culture is still alive and can be found throughout the Yucatán Peninsula, in part of Tabasco and Chiapas, and also outside the country in Guatemala, Belize and Honduras….
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