Cultural Diffusion in Mexico

You know what? Posting anything related to the national independence is pretty much cheating. But we are very desperate to have as much entries as we can, so I will just share another BM video. Bully magnets 2015 sep 6 La independencia de México - 5° aniversario bully magnets, available in  https://youtu.be/feNrrP8Q_us  

September 16th is a very important date for all Mexicans, this day the independence of Mexico is celebrated and families go out to enjoy this day together. Link:    http://sanbusco.com/culture-mexico-history-people-clothing-traditions/  

She was one of the most important painters in Mexico, Frida and her husband (Diego Rivera) created pieces of art that went around the world, also these paintings represent Mexico very well. Link:    https://pin.it/eiig3ffybw6y3a  

The biodiversity that exists in the country is also part of the Mexican culture, for example, the jaguar was a very important animal for the Mayan civilization because it represented force. Link:    https://pt.slideshare.net/mobile/Prisyonce/all-about-mexico-priscilla-toledano-9481614  

The most famous monuments worldwide are the pyramids, which surprise people for its architecture and the history of the civilization that built them. Link:  https://pin.it/nc3gm44p6pwnnv  

Mexico is a country with a lot of culture, Mexico has a grate variety of dances, food, and music depending on the state. Link:    http://guidemeaway.com/2018/04/20/how-to-have-a-successful-trip-to-mexico/mexicanculture/

Hasta el viento tiene miedo Here's a scene from  Hasta el viento tiene miedo . You can find the full movie on Youtube, but I don't want to take any copyright-related risks by sharing it. This film was directed by Carlos Enrique Taboada: pioneer of the horror genre and one of Quentin Tarantino's influences. ·          MasComunicacionBlog (2013, julio 3) Hasta el Viento Tiene Miedo (Trailer 1968) HD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_s-yWwbWT8

El llano en llamas I present to you "¡Diles que no me maten!" as written by Juan Rulfo, in the voice of Juan Rulfo. This is a short story from his famous book El llano en llamas . ·          loscarmar (2012, marzo 4) Diles que no me maten. COMPLETO de Juan Rulfo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgD_gH_ExhY&t=211s

Antonio López Velarde My only job is to post videos, but look at this lovely piece of poetry by Antonio López Velarde . To give you some context, he was in love with his female cousin, and his life became quite troublesome after she died. A la cálida vida que transcurre canora con garbo de mujer sin letras ni antifaces, a la invicta belleza que salva y que enamora, responde, en la embriaguez de la encantada hora, un encono de hormigas en mis venas voraces. Fustigan el desmán del perenne hormigueo el pozo del silencio y el enjambre del ruido, la harina rebanada como doble trofeo en los fértiles bustos, el Infierno en que creo, el estertor final y el preludio del nido. Mas luego mis hormigas me negarán su abrazo y han de huir de mis pobres y trabajados dedos cual se olvida en la arena un gélido bagazo; y tu boca, que es cifra de eróticos denuedos, tu boca, que es mi rúbrica, mi manjar y mi adorno, tu boca, en que la lengua vibra asomada al mundo ...

Frida Kahlo another point of view  I love Antonio, and I think it can be important to look at this woman from a more critical point of view (which is quite ironic, considering the purpose of this blog). In this video, he talks about the life of Frida Kahlo and how she became a myth from the country's point of view. ·          Antonio García Villarán (2017, diciembre 21) LA OTRA CARA DE FRIDA KAHLA. CRÍTICA DE ARTE A SU OBRA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eyk1NY_7cZI