Creating a Frida Kahlo craft is a fantastic way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month while engaging in a fun and educational activity. This Frida Kahlo inspired project for kids not only allows them to express their creativity but also helps them learn about one of Mexico’s most iconic artists. Teaching kids about Frida Kahlo through … Read more
Engaging children in hands-on activities is a wonderful way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, and this easy llama mini piñata craft is perfect for the occasion. The llama piñata is an ideal craft for kids to learn about Peru and explore the rich traditions of the Andean culture. This craft for children is an easy … Read more
Hispanic Heritage Month is a wonderful time to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic artists and creators, and a fantastic way to start is by exploring the life and art of Frida Kahlo. If you’re looking for a Hispanic Heritage activity for kids learning about Frida Kahlo is a great start, as she was one of … Read more
Whether it’s the solemnity of Holy Week, the lively hues of the Flower Festival or the buzzing excitement of the fiestas patronales Antigua’s festivals and cultural celebrations offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Guatemalan heritage. Here’s your guide to the most important festivals in Antigua, complete with dates and what to expect. I’ve … Read more
Welcome to my Antigua Guatemala Travel Guide! As a native Guatemalan who grew up visiting this magical city, I’m excited to share everything you need to plan an unforgettable trip — including the best things to do in Antigua Guatemala, hidden gems, top festivals, day trips, where to eat, when to visit, and insider travel … Read more
Guatemalan traditional dances are a vibrant expression of the country’s rich cultural heritage, blending ancient rituals with colorful storytelling. Here you will find the most popular danzas folcloricas or folk dances in Guatemala. I will be sharing each dance’s significance in Guatemalan traditions, it’s history as well as the when and where you can see … Read more
The pan de muerto calaverita or sugar skull pan de muerto is a playful and creative twist on the traditional pan de muerto, the traditional bread enjoyed in Mexico for the Day of the Dead. Covered in white chocolate and decorated with designs inspired by sugar skulls, this version of pan de muerto is delicious … Read more
In this recipe for cempasúchil (marigold) cream-filled pan de muerto, we’re taking the traditional Pan de Muerto to new heights by introducing a unique twist – filling it with a sweet marigold cream. This floral infusion adds a delicate and intriguing flavor to the traditional bread, elevating its symbolic meaning. We love to make … Read more
This recipe for Mexican hot chocolate ice cream pan de muerto is delicious and easy, giving your pan de muerto a cool and creamy chocolate twist! When fall comes around and as the Day of the Dead approaches, homes, and Mexican bakeries fill with the sweet scent of pan de muerto. How We Celebrate Día … Read more
This Guatemalan chancletas recipe is a unique and easy Guatemalan dessert made with chayote squash. Chancletas are sweet stuffed chayotes. The filling is made by mixing the squash with egg, champurrada or bread crumbs, sugar and cinnamon and usually topped with raisins or almonds. Chayote, a type of squash, is commonly used as an ingredient … Read more
