Méxi Cúltura

18/06/2025

They can copy the style, but never the soul.
🌎 There's only one Mexico... and vibrates with strength. 🇲🇽🦅

10/06/2025

✌️ Strength, dignity, and love for Mexico.
That’s what keeps us moving! 💪❤️

02/06/2025

Dream big, little one—you’ll get there! 💪❤️

02/06/2025

In 1981 when the world met the best Mexican baseball player in history FERNANDO VALENZUELA 🇲🇽 First eight outings: - five blanks - 8 complete games, 8 wins - four clean runs ⚾️ Rookie of the Year ⚾️ Cy Young 🏆 World Series 20 years, 13 wins, 180 strikeouts, 2.48 ERA An Unforgettable Year

31/05/2025

What a beautiful picture with our little cotton head ❤️❤️

28/05/2025

I Love USA ❣️

28/05/2025

26/05/2025

🎸 Woman of science, art and heart.
Music unites cultures, inspires and connects. 🌼✨❤️❤️❤️

26/05/2025

Good morning in Boston, Massachusetts 🌉🏙

greets the city with a soft, golden light spilling across the rooftops and historic streets. As the sun rises over the Atlantic, it casts a warm glow on the red-brick buildings of Beacon Hill and the glassy towers of the Seaport District. The Charles River glistens in the early light, and the Longfellow Bridge—often nicknamed the “salt and pepper bridge” for its distinct towers—stands quietly over the calm water, connecting the city to the awakening bustle of Cambridge.

The city begins to stir as joggers take to the Esplanade and commuters fill the T trains, their movements echoing the quiet hum of a city coming to life. In Back Bay, cafes open their doors, letting the aroma of fresh coffee and baked goods drift out onto the sidewalks. Rays of sunlight filter through the trees in Boston Common, where morning walkers and early risers enjoy a peaceful start beneath the wide New England sky.

Boston mornings are a blend of tradition and vitality—where centuries-old architecture meets a modern, fast-moving pulse. The energy is both calm and determined, like the city itself. As the day begins, there's a sense of promise in the air—a new chapter in the ongoing story of a place where history lives and breathes with every sunrise.

25/05/2025

Chocolate was first discovered over 3,000 years ago in ancient Mexico, where the Olmecs, followed by the Maya and Aztecs, processed cacao.

The Maya saw it as divine, while the Aztecs used cacao beans as currency and drank it as xocolatl—a spiced, bitter beverage.

When the Spanish brought cacao to Europe in the 1500s, sugar and milk transformed it into the sweet treat we know today. But its roots remain deeply Mexican. 🇲🇽

24/05/2025

❤️ 🇲🇽 The photo that is making the world go around! LOOK AT THIS BEAUTY! Young athlete manages to create the most CHINGON airport in the world "AIFA" ✈✨
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24/05/2025

❤️ The best postcard of the Old Man you'll see today 😍 😍 ✨ 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰