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Things to do in Valle de Bravo: Top 10
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Today, I will share some things to do in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. In fact, this is a picture from one of our tours to Valle de Bravo. Our adventurers were so happy with this and other activities I’m about to show you in this post 🙊: So, you are coming to Vallo de Bravo? That’s…
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Nevado de Toluca Mexico: The Everything You Need to Know Guide
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Table of contents: Brief Nevado de Toluca History The Xinantécatl volcano, better known as the Nevado de Toluca, is a huge majestic volcano and an icon of the City of Toluca and all of Mexico. Since ancient times, it has been a place of ritual ceremonies for the Matlazincas. At the time, people also called…
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Roma Condesa Mexico City: 10 Reasons to Visit Them
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Today, we will show you the Roma and Condesa neighborhoods in Mexico City. They are a residential and restaurant area on both sides of Insurgentes Avenue (Condesa on the west and Roma on the east). These neighborhoods are very close to each other, and both form one of the most significant and most beautiful parts of the city. If you are into street…
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Puebla Attractions: Things to Do & Travel Guide
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Puebla is a must-see if you are in Mexico. Colonial architecture, beautiful landscapes, delicious gastronomy. Below are the top things to do there.
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Mexican Seafood: A Dive into the Amazing Flavors of Coastal Cuisine
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Mexico is a paradise for foodies. When you visit this country, you realize that it doesn’t matter if you are coming for meat, something vegan, or for seafood, you will definitely find what you were looking for. Mexican seafood is full of traditions that come from the beautiful Mexican beaches. Imagine being on the Caribbean…
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Mexican Independence Celebrations: The Ultimate Guide
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Table of contents: Historical background of Mexican Independence The road to Mexican independence was a long and arduous one, filled with struggles and sacrifices. When is Mexican Independence Day? Mexico’s Independence Day is celebrated on September 16th, not the 15th. The reason for this date is tied to the “Grito de Dolores” (Cry of Dolores),…
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Avandaro: Rock Your Way Through Mexico’s Legendary Music Festival Town
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Table of Contents: Avandaro Festival 197: Rock, Rebellion and Party The Avandaro Festival, often called Mexico’s Woodstock, occurred on September 11-12, 1971, in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. Initially, the site was for hosting car races, attracting motorsport enthusiasts from across the country. But then, it turned out to be a massive rock music festival that…
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Rock Music in Spanish: A Road Trip Through the Best of Latin Rock
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Table of Contents What is Rock Music Called in Spanish? Rock music in Spanish has various terms across different countries, reflecting linguistic nuances and cultural adaptations. In most Spanish-speaking countries, we simply say it is “rock,” but regional variations exist. For example, in Argentina, “Rock Nacional” (national rock) refers to native performers. In Mexico, “rock…
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Music in Latin America: Rhythmic Journeys and Amazing Cultures
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Table of contents Origins and influences of music in Latin America Latin American music is a product of the mingling between Native Americans, Europeans, and Western cultures slaves from Africa. An amalgamation like no other spawned the eclectic landscape that is captivating audiences worldwide. The rhythmic component of Latin American music originates with the musical…
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Pigeon Forge Vacation: The Best Family-Friendly Adventure Guide
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Table of contents: Introduction If you’re a tourist in the resort town of Pigeon Forge, why not make use of its extensive and affordable public transit system? The Pigeon Forge Trolley is a popular and convenient transportation system servicing visitors both in and beyond Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. It offers visitors an affordable and enjoyable way…
