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Is known as the mother of all cultures.
This culture was located in the golf of Mexico. -
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The Mayans are the civilization that ruled Mesoamerica for 18 centuries.
They invented the only complete writing system in pre-Columbian America. -
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It is located in the southwestern end of the Basin of Mexico.
Cuicuilco could be one of the oldest important cultures in the Valley of Mexico.
Cuicuilco was destroyed by the eruption of the Xitle volcano. -
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This culture is one of the oldest cultures in Mexico.
This culture was located in the oxaca valley and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
His most important city is Monte Alban. -
The pre-Columbian civilizations of Mesoamerica used corn as their basic food, as well as the modern society of this same region.
Currently the toponymy of Tlaxcala is derived from the Nahuatl: tlaxcalli tlán: place of tortilla. -
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This name is used to refer to the people who lived in the city of Teotihuacan.
The history of the people of this culture is unknown. -
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They used to live in the Hidalgo valley.
His most important city is Tula. -
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It was conformed by Texcoco, Tlacopan and Mexico-Tenochtitlan. They founded the city of Teotihuacan known as "The Venice of the new world" by the spanish conquerors.
They were the most powerful city of Mesoamerica. -
It narrates the origin of the Mexicas.
It was made in Amate paper. -
Pozole originated with the Aztecs and other indigenous tribes in Mesoamerica. Historical texts state that the pozole of the Natives was made with sacrificed human flesh.
After the spanish the human flesh was replaced with pork. -
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Contains information about the conquest of the manors located in present-day Guatemala. -
Its Made in amate paper.
Its on the Chamber of Deputies of Paris. -
It establish the history of the otomies in Huamantla. -
She used to write with a complex vocabulary.
To read her poetry you need a lot of context.
She wrote "El primer sueño". -
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There are many versions of the origins of the "Chiles en Nogada", the most popular says that they where created in 1821 by the Monjas Agustinas in Puebla, to celebrate the mexican independence day. -
It was officially adopted in 1943.
The letter was write by Francisco González Bocanegra.
It was composed by Jaime Nunó. -
He was a Mexican compositor.
He used to compose polkas, waltzes, dances and marches.
He's known by the Waltz "Sobre las olas". -
He was known as "Dr. Atl".
He used to paint volcanoes. -
Manuel M. Ponce also known as "the father of mexican musical nationalism", he writted songs like "Estrellita" and Mexican Rapsody 1 and 2, he also won the national science and arts award. -
She was the first mexican woman in be an orchestra director, she had some songs that were popular like the song "Ruiseñor", but her most popular song was one called "Júrame". -
He was communist.
"Marcha de la humanidad" was his most important painting. -
He was known by painting watermelons.
Less political than other muralists. -
She studied in "Bellas Artes".
One of her teachers was Diego Rivera.
One of the first women in be a muralist. -
She used to paint a lot of bugs.
Her paintings were surrealists. -
Her life was very tragic.
She married Diego Rivera. -
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Also known as "El Charro Cantor", he sang songs of the Mexican regional genre, he had songs like "Ay Jalisco no te rajes" and "Mexico lindo y querido". -
Her paintings were surrealists.
Her paintings used to have a lot of surrealism. -
One of the most predominant Mexican poets.
He wrote "El laberinto de la soledad".
He won a nobel award. -
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He was a singer and an actor in golden age of the mexican cinema, he had some songs that are still very famous in mexico like "Amorcito Corazon" and "Me canse de rogarte". -
Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo lived here.
There are two different houses separated by a bridge.
The houses were designed by Juan O’Gorman. -
Known as "Javier Solís", he was a singer and a mexican actor, he sang songs of the Mexican regional genre, he sang songs like "Esclavo y amo" and "En tu pelo". -
It was inaugurated in 1934.
It is located in the historic center of Mexico City.
It's considered the most important in the manifestation of the arts in Mexico. -
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He was known as "El Charro de Huentitán".
He won 2 Grammys and 8 Latinos Grammy.
He has a star in Hollywood.
He used to sing Regional Mexican. -
It was composed by José Pablo Moncayo.
It's considered the second Mexican anthem.
It was composed from the reinterpretation of the traditional rhythms of the huapango. -
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Built in 1947 and inagurated two years after.
CUPA was promoted by the first Civilian President of Mexico, Mr. Miguel Alemán Valdés.
Its located in Mexico , in the neighborhood of Colonia del Valle an area of the Benito Juárez delegation. -
It is the only individual property in Latin America that is considered cultural heritage by UNESCO.
It was designed by Luis Barragan.
He lived here until his dead in 1988. -
He was known as "El Divo de Juarez", "El Divo de America" and "El Ídolo de Multidudes".
Is considered as one of the most successful singers of latin America. -
This building is the administrative center of the National University
It have three sculptural mural works made by David Alfaro Siqueiros. -
It have a collage made of mosaic art.
Juan O’Gorman made it. -
It was composed by Arturo Márquez.
The genre is orchestra.
It's a mix between melancholic atmospheres and South American rhythms.