Origin Mexico Blog
THE HISTORY OF WOMEN IN MARIACHI
Did you know? That although its historical references appear since the second half of the 18th century, it wasn't until 1950 that female groups of this genre emerged. Las Coronelas is the oldest female mariachi to be known as of today and its opening in this world was even slower. Not until the 1980s arrived they reached worldwide relevance with Mariachi Las Perlitas, a native of Guadalajara, Jalisco.
TALAVERA, A MEXICAN TREASURE
In today's world, Talavera ceramics have developed an international renown that reflects its prestige on a national and international scale. This is due to its diverse product line and high quality. In addition to the humblest of its objects, Talavera potters have fired earthenware and tiles with the most refined techniques. Talavera from Puebla is characterized by its beauty and the quality with which the artisans give life to each piece. Learn more about these precious objects!
THE THREE WISE MEN AND LA ROSCA DE REYES
Three Kings Day is celebrated every year on January 6th, when the children prepare for their arrival eager to receive gifts (similar to Christmas Day). This tradition is not only carried out in Mexico, but also in other countries around the world such as Spain, Italy, Portugal and many others in Latin America.
SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE, A MAGICAL DESTINATION
San Miguel de Allende is a fascinating city, with colorful colonial style streets.
Its colonial architecture is one to admire, as are its luxurious boutique hotels, restaurants, and gourmet cafes. Discover one of the most magical towns in Mexico. It’s impossible to visit and not fall in love instantly!
Nochebuena: The Stunning Flower with Deep Mexican Roots
Originating in Mexico, the Nochebuena, or cuetlaxóchitl in Nahuatl, has been treasured for centuries. Its name, meaning "flower that withers," reflects its ephemeral beauty, but its cultural significance endures. From ancient ceremonies to modern holiday traditions, this flower tells a story that spans generations.
In this post, we’ll explore the fascinating legend, historical journey, and enduring appeal of the Nochebuena. Whether you call it a poinsettia or cuetlaxóchitl, you’ll see why this flower is a timeless holiday favorite.
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