You are here: Homepage Tag Mexico Articles Photo: Marcus Ingram/Getty Images Pop culture | Mexico The Peso Pluma phenomenon Peso Pluma fills stadiums with a mix of traditional Mexican sounds and international pop. His songs about drug violence and love trigger strong emotions among fans and critics alike By Dahlia de la Cerda 11/01/2024 A harvest worker picks avocados for export Photo: Axel Javier Sulzbacher Environment | Mexico Avocados: The green gold rush The global appetite for avocados is generating big bucks in Michoacán. Behind the scenes, criminal groups illegally clear forests and steal municipal water for cultivation. The risks are large but the benefits remain in the hands of a few By Heriberto Paredes Coronel 10/28/2024 Photo: Arlene Mejorado Gender roles | Mexico “It’s okay to be flamboyant if you’re macho” The Texan Mexican artist José Villalobos focuses on the clothing of Mexican Norteño culture. It’s extravagant and camp but is also seen as the epitome of masculinity Interview with José Villalobos 09/14/2024 Revered since Aztec times and a Mexican national icon today, Axolotls are struggling to survive in the wild Collage: Julia Neller, Photos: Getty Images Biodiversity | Mexico The incredible transformation of the axolotl The iconic axelotl has fascinated Aztecs, scientists and became a meme. But is that enough to bring it back from the brink of extinction? By Andrés Cota Hiriart 09/11/2024 Exhausting and dangerous: commuting in Mexico-City Illustration: Daniel Barreto Notes and observations | Mexico A journey into the heart of Mexico City The average “chilango”, or resident of Mexico City, spends around one and a half hours a day on public transport. An essay on public and semi-public transport in the Mexican capital By Mateo García Elizondo 09/07/2024 Market vendor Raúl Ramírez Florido (65) in Coyocán in Mexico City can really get into a rage when you talk to him about politics Photo: Miguel Tovar for KULTURAUSTAUSCH Vox pop | Mexico Mexico’s fourth transformation Mexico’s outgoing president launched extensive social reforms, and his successor Claudia Sheinbaum promises to continue his work. What has changed so far? A snapshot of the prevailing mood in Mexico City By Paula Mónaco Felipe 09/07/2024 A solar oven model Ulog Photo: Victoria Aguilera Velazco Make it yourself! A solar oven Cooking and baking with solar energy: An oven that needs neither electricity nor fuel. By Victoria Aguilera Velazco 10/01/2021
Photo: Marcus Ingram/Getty Images Pop culture | Mexico The Peso Pluma phenomenon Peso Pluma fills stadiums with a mix of traditional Mexican sounds and international pop. His songs about drug violence and love trigger strong emotions among fans and critics alike By Dahlia de la Cerda 11/01/2024
A harvest worker picks avocados for export Photo: Axel Javier Sulzbacher Environment | Mexico Avocados: The green gold rush The global appetite for avocados is generating big bucks in Michoacán. Behind the scenes, criminal groups illegally clear forests and steal municipal water for cultivation. The risks are large but the benefits remain in the hands of a few By Heriberto Paredes Coronel 10/28/2024
Photo: Arlene Mejorado Gender roles | Mexico “It’s okay to be flamboyant if you’re macho” The Texan Mexican artist José Villalobos focuses on the clothing of Mexican Norteño culture. It’s extravagant and camp but is also seen as the epitome of masculinity Interview with José Villalobos 09/14/2024
Revered since Aztec times and a Mexican national icon today, Axolotls are struggling to survive in the wild Collage: Julia Neller, Photos: Getty Images Biodiversity | Mexico The incredible transformation of the axolotl The iconic axelotl has fascinated Aztecs, scientists and became a meme. But is that enough to bring it back from the brink of extinction? By Andrés Cota Hiriart 09/11/2024
Exhausting and dangerous: commuting in Mexico-City Illustration: Daniel Barreto Notes and observations | Mexico A journey into the heart of Mexico City The average “chilango”, or resident of Mexico City, spends around one and a half hours a day on public transport. An essay on public and semi-public transport in the Mexican capital By Mateo García Elizondo 09/07/2024
Market vendor Raúl Ramírez Florido (65) in Coyocán in Mexico City can really get into a rage when you talk to him about politics Photo: Miguel Tovar for KULTURAUSTAUSCH Vox pop | Mexico Mexico’s fourth transformation Mexico’s outgoing president launched extensive social reforms, and his successor Claudia Sheinbaum promises to continue his work. What has changed so far? A snapshot of the prevailing mood in Mexico City By Paula Mónaco Felipe 09/07/2024
A solar oven model Ulog Photo: Victoria Aguilera Velazco Make it yourself! A solar oven Cooking and baking with solar energy: An oven that needs neither electricity nor fuel. By Victoria Aguilera Velazco 10/01/2021