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    A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown San Luis Potosí

  • Cultural Heritage, Cultural Tourism, Mexico, Travel

    Las Pozas of Edward James

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    How Lila Downs is changing the perception of indigenous women

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    My Visit to Chichén Itzá with a Maya Tour Guide

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Aculturame’s 6th Anniversary and the Virginia Indian Festival

Aculturame’s 6th Anniversary and the Virginia Indian Festival

On September 2012, Aculturame blog launched with my first blog The Virginia Indian Festival.  I want to take the time…

  • 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
  • The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
    The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
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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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Do you remember when Barack Obama won the presidency of the United States? I do, I still keep the newspaper! I was a Junior in college and I remember all the optimism in the air at moment. For “minority” groups it was more than just having an African American president in the White House, but having a person of color in one of the highest positions of authority instilled in us that hope, that if he could do it any of us could too! #mlkday #martinlutherkingjrday #ihaveadream #aculturame
Batey is the Taíno name for the ceremonial indigenous ground where Taínos built their settlements. It was a very important area for the Taínos as this is where they held ceremonies such as areitos, ball games and other important events. This batey is on the beautiful and quiet grounds of Centro Indígena Caguana in Utuado, Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 #aculturame #knowyourhistory #indigenousancestry #tainoancestry #centroindígenacaguana #tainohistory #taíno #batey #parqueceremonialindigenacaguana #ceremonialballcourt #caguanaindigenousceremonialpark
Do you know who the Taino indigenous people were? Are they still alive? I invite you to read my story titled “Where are the Taíno Indians Today?” found in my blog (link on bio) to learn more about this interesting indigenous group 😮 #aculturame #taino #taíno #tainoindio #indiotaino #tainoindian #knowyourhistory #indigenousancestry #tainoancestry #centroindígenacaguana #tainohistory
“Después de la tempestad viene la calma” there will be calm after the storm. Even though the United States is going through a difficult time right now with this #governmentshutdown God reminds me that there will be peace after this storm. There is nothing like waking up to a day like this, covered with a thick blanket of snow ❄️ Stand still! We will get through this!!! #snurlough #snowstorm2019 #shutdown2019 #governmentshutdown #afterthestorm #peace #thisispeace #phillipians47 #hope #thepeaceofgod
Today we celebrated Three Kings’ Day 👑👑👑 also known as Epiphany, a Christian feast day that celebrates the revelation of God incarnate as Jesus Christ. For me this holiday brings back good memories, in many parts of Mexico Three Kings’ Day is still a very special day as most kids receive their special gift today 🎁 #aculturame #epiphany #felizdiadereyes #felizdiadereyesmagos #threekingsday #diadereyes #roscadereyes #rosca #partidaderosca #reyesmagos #tradicionesmexicanas
🥳 #aculturame #happynewyear2019 #gratefulforthisyear
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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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