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Mexico

Clothing in Mexico
April 13, 2011

There are many types of traditional clothing styles in Mexico, but the major styles include the quechquémitl, huipiles,...


Games in Mexico
April 13, 2011

Every culture has its own pastimes that families and friends engage in to have some fun. In Mexico, some of the most popular...


Architecture in Mexico
April 13, 2011

Residential architecture in Mexico has been heavily influenced by colonial empires such as Spain and France, and has created...


Mexican Cuisine
April 1, 2011

By Lindsay Lehmen                 Tacos, burritos, and salsa. What do you think of when you hear these...


Mariachi musical parade on historic Walnut Street
May 10, 2010

If you missed the lady mariachis playing violins, trumpet and bass guitar as they marched down the center of ArtsFest...


Preparations for tonight’s ArtsFiesta!
May 1, 2010

Mariachi Femenil Nuevo Tecalitlan, our visiting all-female mariachi band for ArtsFiesta arrived in Springfield on Wednesday...


Mariachi Band 2010 Schedule
April 25, 2010

  An all-female Mariachi band, Mariachi Femenil Nuevo Tecalitlan, from Springfield’s sister city of Tlaquepaque,...


The Garbonzos Invade
March 1, 2010

by Brad Bodenhausen and Araceli Hanks, Co-Chairs of Tlaquepaque Committee. We weren't quite sure Tlaquepaque was ready for The Garbonzos. Springfield music fans have loved The Garbonzos for years, entertained by the band's "hillbilly polka" music, crazy costumes and unpredictable antics. But when accordion player Chris Slatinsky showed up in a pink tutu for The Garbonzo's on-stage preformance at Tlaquepaque's Jardin Hidaldo, we wondered if the machismo culture of Mexico could handle such an affront. As...


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