Music, film, food, sport and the people carrying Mexican culture across the border.
Conceived as a space for reflection on the Indigenous heritage of the Mexican nation, Mexico’s National Museum of Anthropology has been honored with the 2025 Princess of Asturias Award for Concord.
Ella Bucio showed the world the tenacity and diligence of Mexican athletes by winning the medal in parkour in the freestyle event of the World Cup held in
Six Mexican players are fighting for a place on the 53-man roster. If they don’t make the cut, some may still find a spot on the practice squad, keeping their dream alive of one day wearing a starting jersey in the NFL.
Victoria Hugo "Cataxis" Pérez Arteaga is an unparalleled figure in the Mexican video game space, particularly for non-binary women and the LGBTQ+ community.
The Consulate General of Mexico in San Francisco is presenting “Magical Mexico in Motion: Sculptures by Fernando Escartiz.”
Mexican programmer Martin Villareal faced a dilemma: continue working on apps locked in an office, or pursue his dream of making video games. He chose the latter, and Uppercute was born.
Vampires, witches, and non-binary souls gathered in Tlahuac, Mexico City, to celebrate World Goth Day on May 17 at the Faro de Tláhuac.
The Consulate General of Mexico in San Francisco has announced the opening of Gourmex SF.
The Mexican Files (in reference to the series "The X-Files") emerges amid circumstances where silence is not an option and where the urgency of empowering
Mexico’s Minister of Culture, Claudia Curiel de Icaza, reported that, to date, 5,821 participants have registered for the “Mexico Canta” contest.
From the creators of A Day Without a Mexican comes 'The MeXican Files'
Mexican President Claudia Seinbaum Pardo spoke out against violent video games, while calling for an end to the glorification of crime in music produced and distributed in the country.
Mexican Entertainment System celebrates the imagination, creativity, and work of Mexican developers with the largest Mexican video game event: Mayo Party.
As every May 5th since 1862, the people of Mexico commemorate the victory over France in the Battle of Puebla.
Starting May 10 and running through June 22, “Alebrijes and Nahuales: Fantastical Animals of Mexico” will be on display at Yerba Buena Gardens.
Through the El Panadero (The Baker) game, Arturo Borja offers to the ancient Japanese culture a surreal gaze of icons of Mexican bakery culture.
Abraham Hernández, known as “Bram” when he performs with the band La Bande-son Imaginaire, is a 32-year-old musician of Mexican origin who has traveled the
To celebrate this May 5, gamers from around the world will have the opportunity to enjoy Mexican video games from May 5 to 12.
Mexico is seeking to position itself as an inspiring destination for U.S. audiovisual productions, to strengthen its collaboration with the Californian film
For "El Manchón," artificial intelligence will not replace Mexican artists, as they are resilient to adversity.
From Paul McCartney to Iron Maiden, Guns n' Roses, Pink Floyd, and U2, it has been made clear that Mexico is a cradle of the entertainment industry.
Mexico’s Carla Herrera is the first person with visual impairments to graduate with a master's degree from Harvard.
The Government of Mexico has announced a nationwide boxing class, an initiative that promotes physical activity in the country
Mexican talent knows no boundaries, and the work of Mexican developer Funky Can Creative is proof of this, having managed to gain a foothold in the Japanese market with the PopSlinger video game series, winning Japanese hearts.
