History
Cozumel History: The Day our Ship Came In
Cozumel History: The Day our Ship Came In by Ric Hajovsky In 1948, Cozumel was languishing. The chicle boom was a distant memory,...
Mayan Legends: Jun Raqan, “the one legged”
Mayan Legends Monica Sauza Mayan Legends: Jun Raqan, “the one legged” by Monica Sauza “Before Creation, there were no men, no animals, birds,...
Cozumel Weather Conditions
Cozumel Weather Conditions – Current Conditions and a Weekly Snapshot Current conditions: Mostly cloudy with warm temperatures typical for late February. Expect generally...
Mexican Women Rowing History
Four unstoppable and amazing Mexican women rowed their way into history After 45 days and close to 4800 kilometers [2982.58 miles] (though the...
Tamales February 2
Yummy tamales and February 2 by Monica Sauza Mexico is a country where pre-Hispanic cuisine has been perpetuated to this day. Tamales, which...
Popcorn Mexico
Popcorn, a very ancient snack whose origins are in Mexico In his famous writings Historia General de las Cosas de Nueva España [General History...
Mexican History 3 Kings Day
Mexican History 3 Kings Day The Significance of January 6th & February 2nd Monica Sauza Discusses 3 Kings Day…. In Mexico celebrations continue...
Mayan Weather Predictions
Mayan Weather Predictions Honoring Traditions: “Las Cabañuelas,” Mayan Weather Predictions The weather for the entire year can be predicted by the first 12...
Christmas Mexico Monica Sauza
Christmas Mexico Monica Sauza Christmas in Mexico by Monica Sauza The celebration of Christmas in Mexico goes back to Colonial times and the...
Cozumel Malecon Melgar
How Cozumel’s Waterfront Street Got It’s Name If you’ve ever strolled Cozumel’s sun-drenched waterfront and glanced up at the sign that reads R....
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