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The true origin of the taco is not known but it is believed that it was created in prehispanic Mexico. There are two references to this era: the first is from Moctezuma, who used tortillas made in hot stones as a spoon, forming something similar to the taco we know today; the second is the way they sent the food to the men who worked all day in the field, wrapped in tortillas.

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It is said that, when the Spanish friars arrived in Cocula, they realized the ease of the locals - known as Cocas Indians - to reproduce harmonic sounds and, as time passed and be completely conquered by the Spaniards, they transformed their own rhythms native and adopted Spanish instruments such as the violin and the guitar and then the guitarrón and the vihuela, instruments without which the mariachi we hear today would lack its characteristic sound.

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Luis Miguel - La Fiesta Del Mariachi (Video Oficial)

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The rituals that celebrate the lives of the ancestors were performed by these civilizations for at least the last 3,000 years. In the pre-Hispanic era, it was common to keep the skulls as trophies and to show them during the rituals that symbolized death and rebirth.

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The posadas are a series of festivities that take place in Mexico since colonial times. Its origin is of a religious nature, which represents the pilgrimage of Joseph and Mary on their way to Bethlehem, but since the late eighteenth century are part of popular culture to be organized by families.

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Jarabe Tapatío is a folkloric dance from the beautiful lands of the state of Jalisco and created at the end of the 19th century. It is said to be the "National Dance of Mexico", originally accompanied by mariachis playing the song while a group of dancers tapped coquettishly on stage.

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By the 1500s, says the chronicler of the city of Veracruz, Concepcion Díaz Chazaro, "comes an invasion of pirates and in Malibran, the Countess of Malibran had many workers and when she worries saying" you have to see those pirates who come " , they begin to sing 'ay tilín, tilín, tilán, that the bells of Malibrán ring; ay tilín, ay tilín, tilín, ring the bells of Medellín ".

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It is one of the indigenous cultures that Michoacán boasts. They have a complicated religion with a main god called Curicaueri, whose personification is the Sun, for them the world was created with him, Cuerauáperi and the divine blow called Curitacaheri.

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They are also known as Rarámuris, which means "those of light feet" and inhabit the Sierra Madre Occidental de Chihuahua. The dance, for them, has a ceremonial meaning: with it they develop their culture and express their fears, torments, longings and prayers, that is why it is done in a precise way.

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It is the insect that performs the longest migratory movement, traveling 4,000 kilometers to escape the harsh Canadian winter.

In Michoacán has two large sanctuaries, the mountain of El Rosario and Sierra Chincua.

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«Place where men become gods». The Pyramid of Sun rises 63 meters and is the third highest pre-Columbian building in Mesoamerica

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Mexican folk music is very diverse, and cultural manifestations vary according to each region of the country. However, the rancheras and the music of the mariachis have established themselves as the predominant prototype of national folk music

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ensamble follkorico de veracruz, es un grupo de musica folklorica, radica en la ciudad de xalapa, veracru.

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The jarocho set is a type of traditional Mexican ensemble. It usually consists of harp, jarana and requinto. His repertoire covers sones jarochos in 3/4, 6/8 and 4/4. One of the jarochos of veracruz is italuz.