by Monica Sauza The ancient Mayans are revered for their knowledge of astronomy, however, they have also left behind another gift, the tradition...
ByMonica SauzaJanuary 14, 2014The celebration of Christmas in Mexico goes back to Colonial times and the influence of Catholicism. In their quest to teach the new...
ByMonica SauzaDecember 24, 2013by Monica Sauza One of many consequences of the Spanish conquest (1519-1521) was religious syncretism. This merger of beliefs, amongst others, brought about...
ByMonica SauzaDecember 6, 2013This November 21, San Miguel de Cozumel celebrates the 164th. anniversary of its foundation. Many are the events involved in Cozumel’s history. In...
ByLaura WilkinsonNovember 25, 2013The ancestral mysticism and respect for the souls of the departed, flows deeply embedded in the bloodstream of a nation; they return home...
ByMonica SauzaOctober 28, 2013On October 8th, the Estado Libre y Soberano de Quintana Roo (Free and Sovereign State of Quintana Roo) celebrated 39 years in existence. ...
ByLaura WilkinsonOctober 16, 2013On August 3, 1492, sailing with three ships – the Santa María, the flagship, La Niña and La Pinta –, Christopher Columbus set...
ByMonica SauzaOctober 14, 2013The State of Quintana Roo will mark it’s 39th birthday next week. The state’s official name is Estado Libre y Soberano de Quintana...
ByLaura WilkinsonOctober 7, 2013Cecilio Borge Sade was born in 1913, in the then Turkish territory of Lebanon. His childhood journey to Cozumel, which would eventually become...
ByLaura WilkinsonOctober 1, 2013While many Cozumel residents and visitors are familiar with the street named after Dr. Adolfo Rosado Salas, there are probably not so many...
ByLaura WilkinsonSeptember 24, 2013