Youko Marian Horiuchi: Mexican-Japanese Artist Blends and Reimagines Both Cultures
Half Japanese, half Mexican, all talent: Youko Marian Horiuchi combines Eastern sensibilities with Mexican icons and experiences in her work.
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Music, film, food, sport and the people carrying Mexican culture across the border.
'México Canta' Final Reaches 39 Countries and Over 11 Million Viewers
The Mexico Canta Final Contest transcended borders by reaching 39 countries and a global audience of over 11 million viewers.
Supernova Indie Game Fest: It's Not Enough to Make Video Games; Mexicans Must Create a National Industry
The Supernova Indie Game Fest is Mexico's first independent video game festival, and it's off to a good start.
'31 Minutos' Debuts on Tiny Desk with Criticism of Trump’s Immigration Policies
The popular Chilean program 31 Minutos made its debut this week on the Tiny Desk Concert series produced by the U.S. public broadcaster NPR,
NFL Confirms Return to Mexico in 2026 with Estadio Azteca Set to Shine Again
Roger Goodell announced that the NFL return to Mexico City in 2026 with an official game at Estadio Azteca.
México Canta Announces Finalists: Music for Peace and Against Addictions Prepares for the Grand Finale
Everything is set for this Sunday, October 5, when the grand finale of “México Canta for Peace and Against Addictions” will take place
Rivera Garza: The Mexican Voice That Could Bring the Nobel Back to Latin America
Cristina Rivera Garza, recognized for her transgressive style and critical lens on violence and memory
Among Vineyards and Tradition: Mexico Celebrates Wine Week
Mexican wine is not only to be sipped—it is lived, celebrated, and embraced as a driver of tourism and economic development. With this spirit, Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (Sectur) announced the Mexican Wine Week.
Corn Fair: Images of Mexico City's Vibrant Agrobiodiversity
The Corn Fair ran from September 26 to 28, where more than 250 producers offered their products and crops in the heart of the city.
Mexico Celebrates National Corn Day: Identity, Culture, and Food Sovereignty
On September 29, Mexico celebrated National Corn Day, honoring one of the country’s most emblematic grains.
Sergio Maya Advances to the Final of the Binational Contest 'Mexico Sings for Peace and Against Addictions'
Sergio Maya, originally from Hidalgo, earned his place in the grand finale of the binational contest Mexico Sings for Peace and Against Addictions.
Julieta Fierro, Mexico’s Beloved Astronomer and Science Communicator, Dies at 77
The death of renowned Mexican astronomer and science communicator Julieta Fierro Gossman was confirmed this afternoon at the age of 77, the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) announced.
Mexican J-rock Artists Celebrate Three Years of Rocking Out to Japanese Rock
There is a very special place in the heart of Mexico for Japanese culture: Dragon Ball and Sailor Moon shaped our childhoods and opened the door to this type of entertainment for many.
Great Britain Seeks To Connect With Mexican Video Game Developers at the GCMX
GCMX is not exclusive to Mexicans; it also aims to be a regional benchmark for all developers in the Americas to have a place to discuss video game creation "at the highest level."
Carmen María Becomes 5th Finalist of México Canta with 'Ahí pa’ la otra'
Carmen María, a young singer-songwriter from Tijuana, won the fifth semifinal of the México Canta for Peace and Against Addictions contest with her performance of “Ahí pa’ la otra”.
History for Mexico! Andrea Becerra Crowned World Champion in Compound Archery
Andrea Becerra made history by becoming the first Mexican woman ever to win a world title in compound archery.
Residente Moved Mexico City
We weren't prepared for the emotional roller coaster that René Pérez, also known as Residente, would unleash Saturday afternoon at the Zócalo.
FootGolf 2026: Acapulco Confirms Its Revival With a World-Class Sporting Event
Acapulco will once again take the international spotlight as host of the 2026 FootGolf World Cup, bringing together 900 players from 60 countries between May 27 and June 7, 2026.
World Cup 2026: Soccer, Passion and Millions at Stake for Mexico
With less than a year to go before the kickoff of the World Cup 2026, some national teams have already qualified while others are still battling for a spot across the five continents.
The Guadalupana Torch: Faith, hugs, and hope on their way to New York
Amidst the usual hustle and bustle of Mexico City, a respite of silence and devotion emerged when the sacred fire of the Guadalupana Torch illuminated one of its side gardens.
Between Radishes, Corn, and Oregano: Pozole, the King of Mexican Tables in September
It is September in Mexico and, along with the Cry of Independence, another tradition fills kitchens across the country: pozole.
Asália and Norma, the California Voices That Earned Their Spot in the México Canta Final
Two young women from California won over the judges: Asália and Norma.
DesertCon 2025 Set to Make Monterrey the Capital of Pop Culture Tourism
Monterrey is ready to shine like never before. On October 4–5, 2025, the Lewis Hall at Fundidora Park will host DesertCon 2025.
The Great Desert Race Returns: Sonora Challenges the World Amid Dunes and Culture
This October, the blazing sun of Sonora will once again set the stage as Mexico’s most imposing desert welcomes hundreds of runners from across the globe to face the Great Desert Race (GCD).