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Mexico in a Nutshell

Mexico is a Hispanic country in North America. The festive culture celebrates a mix of "Indian" (precolonial) traditions, Spanish customs, and modern American influence. The Spanish language and the Catholic church play large roles in society. A sensuous blend of food, music, and color lend themselves to create a vivid community.

The People: Mexicans trace their ancestry back to the ancient "Mexica" people. Spanish "Conquistadors" came to the New World, bringing their religious and culinary and other traditions, which mixed with the existing cultures. With its close proximity to the United States, geographically and socially, Mexicans today incorporate American culture strongly. The people are proud of their mixed heritage, although significant differences appear from north to south.

The Country: A riot of colors, tastes and aromas, it’s perhaps not the place for people that are out of touch with their sensual side.

Living in Mexico: Mexico’s got warm weather, wonderful people, incredible cuisine, rich heritage, thriving culture and miles of unspoiled beaches that stretch along two ocean fronts.

Good to know: In addition to the main island, Cuba has several smaller islands and archipelagos around it. Around two million people visit Cuba every year.

eBook: We offer a deeper analysis of Mexico culture including appearance, body, personality, and overall vibe by socioeconomic class in an ebook. The ebook also includes a breakdown on the best Mexican places to stay, common problems you'll face and ways to overcome them, and general relationship building

Mexico Fact: A Mexican invented the color television.

Written on 12/28/2015 - 02:18 by Shawn Blake

Last modified on 03/26/2018 - 01:43

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Mexico City

Mexico City, the vibrant and bustling capital of Mexico, is a city that encapsulates the essence of the nation's rich history, diverse culture, and dynamic urban life. From its ancient...

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Living in Mexico

Submitted 6 years 8 months ago by CultureWhiz.

Money and Costs The Mexican currency is the peso. One peso is equivalent to a hundred centavos. Approximately sixteen pesos currently trade for one US dollar. Mexican attitudes towards money tend to be more liberal, with expenditures on sometimes extravagant shopping expeditions, shared meals, and...
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The Country of Mexico

Submitted 6 years 8 months ago by CultureWhiz.

Mexico occupies the southernmost landmass of North America, connecting with the Central American isthmus. The territorially diverse land ranges from the northern desert of the Baja peninsula and the mainland, through the center and surrounding mountain ranges, to the lush southern jungles. Mexico...
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History of Mexico

Submitted 8 years 10 months ago by CultureWhiz.

The history of Mexico, a country in the southern portion of North America, covers a period of more than three millennia. First populated more than 13,000 years ago, a tapestry of civilizations spread across the area now called Mexico, including notably the "Mexica" (Aztec) and the Maya. When the...
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Mexico is not worth the hassle

Submitted 3 years 6 months ago by AlexP.

Mexican women have become far too fat to make it worthwhile for a single, high-value man to remain there. Mexico has surpassed the United States as the world's most obese nation. The women of Mexico city are often shapeless with a rectangular frame. Others are fat. Most of the women that people would qualify as hot are located in the western part of the city, which unfortunately is reserved to corporate slaves, and is very spread-out.
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