Mexican Paleta If there’s something that yells “Mexico” it’s the famous paletas! The paletas represents Mexico’s cultural tradition of frozen treats. Also known as popsicles they are a popular in many countries. The traditional Mexican paletas are made with real fruit juice, and sometimes chunks of fruit in it. AlthoughRead More →
Aunque existan países que reclamen algunos postres u otros como suyo, la verdad es que muchas veces ese postre existe en nuestro país de origen pero con otro nombre. O sea, que los postres “ni son de aquí, ni de allá” como decía la India María (de seguro alguien seRead More →
Celebrate Guatemala and Mexico’s Fiestas Patrias with these fun colored rice in a bottle craft. Hispanic Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15 and through October 15. We celebrate the beauty of the Hispanic and Latino culture, heritage, music, food, and language and embrace our new normal: bilingual,Read More →
On July 6, 1907 Frida Kahlo was born. She’s considered one of Mexico’s greatest painters, and she was well known for her self-portraits. Her story although tragic is one of overcoming personal struggles. She was an activist and married fellow painter Diego Rivera. Today many celebrate her asRead More →
The 12 Days of Christmas is a wonderful opportunity to introduce your child to children’s books from Latinamerica and Spain. Each day, you can enjoy reading a new book together and have fun completing an activity inspired by the story.Read More →
Day of the Dead is observed annually from November 1 through November 2 in Mexico, and many Latin American countries. However, I bet you didn’t know that it’s also celebrated in other parts of the world as well. Intrigued? Well you’re in luck! I’m over at Multicultural Kid BlogsRead More →