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    Our Visit to the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park

  • Cultural Heritage, Cultural Tourism, Mexico, Travel

    A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown San Luis Potosí

  • Cultural Heritage, Cultural Tourism, Mexico, Travel

    Las Pozas of Edward James

  • Cultural Heritage, Indigenous Peoples of Mexico, Mexico, Travel

    How Lila Downs is changing the perception of indigenous women

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Our Visit to the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park

Our Visit to the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park

When my daughter was 2 years old, my husband and I took her to visit the Parque Ceremonial Indígena de…

  • Aculturame’s 6th Anniversary and the Virginia Indian Festival
    Aculturame’s 6th Anniversary and the Virginia Indian Festival
  • A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown San Luis Potosí
    A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown San Luis Potosí
  • Introducing my new Blog: The Point of Convergence
    Introducing my new Blog: The Point of Convergence
  • Norbulingka – The Serenity of the Jeweled Garden
    Norbulingka – The Serenity of the Jeweled Garden
  • Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today
    Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today
Indigenous Peoples of Mexico
Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today

Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today

  One of the reasons many domestic travelers visit the Huastec Region of Mexico is to enjoy the delicious ethnic…

  • The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
    The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
  • How Lila Downs is changing the perception of indigenous women
    How Lila Downs is changing the perception of indigenous women
  • Cinco de Mayo – Commemorating Mexico’s victory against French Imperialism
    Cinco de Mayo – Commemorating Mexico’s victory against French Imperialism
  • Zacahuil – an ancient culinary tradition of the Huastec peoples
    Zacahuil – an ancient culinary tradition of the Huastec peoples
  • How we celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Luis Potosí
    How we celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Luis Potosí
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If you would like to learn more about Taíno heritage and culture I invite you to check out my blog Aculturame.com (link on bio) to read "Where are the Taíno Indians Today" and "Our Visit to the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park." Taíno legacy and culture is very much alive today 💥 #aculturame #knowyourhistory #indigenousancestry #tainoancestry #centroindígenacaguana #tainohistory #taíno #parqueceremonialindigenacaguana #caguanaindigenousceremonialpark #tainoroots #raicestainas #talladodemadera #tainosculpture #wordpressblog
Grandmothers in Latin American countries as well as Native American communities have an essential role in the lives of their grandchildren and their community. They are more than caregivers, they are leaders in their community, dispensers of wisdom, and spiritual guides. Read more about the essential role of grandmothers in our indigenous communities on my blog post titled "Grownup Navajo- The Transformative Power of Grandmothers in our Culture." Find the link on my bio. This picture is of Abuela Ramonita, our grandmother in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 #aculturame #grandmothersday #womenshistorymonth #grandmotherslove #abuelitas #grandmothers #spiritualguides
Who says you can only drink coquito 🇵🇷 during Christmas? It's good anytime of the year! I just made myself one 😉 #aculturame #coquito #puertoricancoquito #coconutdrink #homemadecoquito #instadrinks #puertorico #deliciousdrinks #bacardidrinks
This awesome totem called Totem Telurico is located in Old San Juan Puerto Rico in a plaza called Quincentenial Plaza. It was designed by Puerto Rican artist Jaime Suarez and is made from clay from across the Americas. Totems were built by Native American and indigenous tribes as a reminder of their family or clan ancestry. #aculturame #totem #totempoles #sacredtotem #americanindianhistory #tótemtelúrico #quincentenialplaza #visitpuertorico
This is my memory of how I remember leaving my hometown in Mexico on a typical sunny afternoon in San Luis Potosí. This is the park where my friends and I used to hang out everyday after school. This picture was taken 20 years after I left Mexico 🇲🇽 I invite to follow my blog to read about this journey www.thepointofconvergence.wordpress.com #aculturame #teextrañoslp #mimexicolindo #newblog #yosoydesanluispotosi #treasuredmemories #wordpressblog
I’d like to invite you to follow my blog www.thepointofconvergence.wordpress.com where I share my experience of leaving my country Mexico 🇲🇽 to make the U.S. 🇺🇸 my new home. The Point of Convergence was created as a way to have the closure I wasn’t able to have when I migrated to another country. It is dedicated to the memory of the country I left behind in order to make a new one my home. #aculturame #thepointofconvergence #lapotosinawrites ##uprooted #mexicanwriters #homesickness #booksbywomen #latinabloggers #wordpressbloggers #mymemoirs #womenwriters #migration #womenwritersofinstagram #psalm89v1 #psalm89 #aplacetostand
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  • Grownup Navajo – The Transformative Power of Grandmothers in our Culture

    Grownup Navajo – The Transformative Power of Grandmothers in our Culture

    The mission of Aculturame is to educate and inspire people on cultural, social, and historical aspects of indigenous cultures. In…

  • Zacahuil – an ancient culinary tradition of the Huastec peoples

    Zacahuil – an ancient culinary tradition of the Huastec peoples

    One of my fondest memories of the Husteca Potosina, the Huastec region of Mexico, is savoring the famous zacahuil, the…

  • Where are the Taíno Indians Today?

    Where are the Taíno Indians Today?

    The Taíno Indians, where are they today? After reading a book titled Mi Pueblo Taíno, (My Taíno People), by Rafael…

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