Music, film, food, sport and the people carrying Mexican culture across the border.
American radio's most famous desk lacked the space to contain Panteón Rococó, as eleven musicians, brass, percussion, guitars, dancing and slogans turned NPR's small office into a celebration of Mexican ska, but also into a platform for talking about what Mexico cannot and must not forget.
The stories, challenges and cultural expressions of those who build their identity between Mexico and the United States will be the focus of the II Con-ALMA 2026 Forum, a free gathering that will bring together this Saturday, October 3...
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has placed one of the largest transformations in its 156-year history in the hands of Frida Escobedo, the Mexican architect tasked with designing the new wing dedicated to modern and contemporary art…
Tiffany Cruz Galaviz, from Glendale, California; Lizandro Antonio Espinoza, from Portland, Oregon; and Bryan Soto, from Valle de Chalco, State of Mexico, were chosen by the public as the winners of the final held September 13 at the Auditorio Nacional.
Mexican businessman Enrique Corcuera built a court too small to be a tennis court and too original to remain at home. Mexico had just invented padel.
Raúl Abraham “Tayzon” Flores Castro took Mexico to the top of strength sports by lifting 511 kilograms—approximately 1,127 pounds—winning the World Deadlift Championship and setting the heaviest mark in the history of the discipline.
North of Mexico City, the fourth meeting of video game researchers took place, which is part of the Digital Games Research Association (DIGRA) which in Mexico has been called DIGRA Mx.
Mexican basketball scored an unprecedented advance on Tuesday night when Karim López became the first player born in the country to be selected in the first round of the NBA Draft.
A duck wearing the Mexican national team jersey walks among thousands of people along Paseo de la Reforma avenue. His name is Merlin. He accompanies a family
Isaac del Toro won the 2026 Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, one of the most prestigious stage races on the international calendar and traditionally considered a preparation event for the Tour de France
President Claudia Sheinbaum presented the Mexican Diaspora Chairs program, an initiative aimed at Mexican researchers living abroad.
Every morning, Braulio Elías Pérez Valencia loads crates, drives delivery routes, and distributes beverages to businesses across Papantla, Veracruz. But when his workday ends, the 55-year-old worker sits down to write poetry.
Dark dances completed the ritual that brought the community together at the Gothic Picnic 2026 held in the Tláhuac district of Mexico City.
CNTNTS (pronounced continents) brings an eclectic style that blends indie rock, pop, reggaeton, and electronic music.
Neither rain nor sun prevented residents of Tláhuac, one of the boroughs in the southeast of Mexico City, from enjoying the concert offered by the Mexican Army Symphonic Band, accompanied by the orchestras, casts and choir of Schools for Life.
Forged among mountains, ravines, and dirt roads, five Indigenous Mexican athletes crossed the world to emerge victorious from one of the most demanding races on the planet: the Great Wall Marathon of China.
The unexpected appearance of U2 in downtown Mexico City not only sparked excitement among hundreds of Mexican fans, but also once again positioned the capital as a cultural epicenter and a global reference point for world-class artists in the lead-up to the 2026 World Cup.
Mexican independent cinema takes another step onto the international stage after the short film Ballad of an Immigrant with Memory, by filmmaker Sergio Muñoz Esquer from Chihuahua.
Mexican filmmaker Antonia Sofía Silva Alvarado has won the Jenkins-Del Toro Scholarship 2026, one of the most important supports for young filmmakers in Mexico.
Mexican writer Gonzalo Celorio will receive the 2025 Cervantes Prize this Thursday, the highest recognition in Spanish-language literature.
Mexican photographer Citlali Fabián was named Photographer of the Year 2026 at the Sony World Photography Awards.
Mexican astrophysicist José Eduardo Méndez Delgado was proclaimed the winner of the Princess of Girona International Award 2026 in the Research category, a
This medal recognizes the doctor's career that consolidates the intersection between design and digital culture, as well as her contribution to strengthening professional communities between Mexico and Catalonia.
Jonnathan, also known as “Jean Nathan,” has a peculiar love for miniatures and special effects. It was this passion that led him to create Juan Cíclope Nepomuceno, the protagonist of the short film titled The Monsterograph.
Mexican photographer César Rodríguez was recognized at the World Press Photo 2026 for his project “Mexico, a Changing Climate,” a series that documents with
