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  Since pre-Hispanic times, there have been different and varied crafts in the Yucatan. These crafts have been done by the native artisans of this region, and the Yucatecan embroiderers are part of them. Over the years, the crafts and the techniques used to make them have changed. Even so, the custom of making and using the most typical crafts of this place has been maintained. The clothes that are traditionally embroidered are hipiles and "Ternos". The Yucatecan suits are gala dresses used for important occasions and celebrations. You can find a perfect example in MUREM, Valladolid, unlike Hipil, which is used on a day-to-day basis. Any clothing or accessory with embroidery will impress you; when you wear it, you will be able to observe the beauty and bearing of each stitch. The importance of embroidery and the valuable work of Yucatecan embroiderers. One of the crafts that came along with the Spanish was embroidery. It is a beautiful tradition, currently one of the most rep...

  Hanal Pixan is the Mayan name for celebrating the Day of the Dead. Hanal Pixan is the Mayan name for celebrating the Day of the Dead. This celebration is held in Yucatan, in cities and towns of Mayan origin and influence. The Hanal Pixan festivities last several days, starting on October 31st, to commemorate the deceased children; the first of November is for adults. Finally, the 2nd is a celebration for all souls. Popular belief stipulates that souls visit their relatives during these days because they are permitted to exit the realm of the dead for the day. The souls visit the shrines and enjoy their favorite foods and drinks. This celebration occurs nationwide, with different variations, but it is always a joyful way to remember our loved ones. Hanal Pixan is the only Mayan ritual we celebrate every year. It involves preparing pib, a chicken or pork tamale filled with beans baked under the ground with firewood. Hanal Pixan, the celebration of the Day of the Dead in Yucatan Ins...

  Join the Carnival in Valladolid Yucatan Carnival is a traditional celebration in Valladolid, where locals and visitors alike dress in a colorful way to spread joy around town. Every year, just before Easter, people from all walks of life join “Comparsas” and organize dancing groups to participate in the festivities. Besides the dancing and music shows, there are plenty of Mexican snacks, beers, and other things during Carnival! The yearly program varies, but there are usually plenty of events for everyone in the family during Carnival. Here's a list of the 2019 Carnival events, just to give you an example of what you can enjoy. A Children’s night, with a grand parade that started at 5 Calles (corner of 48 and 41) and ended at Parque de Candelaria. There was an event called 'Paseo Noche de Corso', which departed from the former Railway Station and ended at the Santos Vaia nightclub. There, the dance competition took place, and people could see the performances of the diffe...