Guillermo the shaman, an expert in Mayan cosmology, edifies us about many fascinating aspects of this legendary civilization, including their rituals, instruments, technology, and belief system.

Cómo encontrar tranquilidad, "Reprogramación psicocorporal"

From Mexico and Spain, respectively, Karla and Isabel’s episodes are both educational and entertaining. While some contain concise explanations of some essential grammatical concepts, others help with vocabulary for such practical scenarios as renting a room in a Spanish-speaking country, ordering coffee, or throwing a party.

Students at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana [Metropolitan Autonomous University], Mexico City’s public university, are only too happy to share with us information about the school, their majors, and their hopes and dreams, as well as highlighting some interesting aspects of Mexico’s society.

Vendiendo Frutas, Los Pollitos

Comic, ilustración, Escultura

Best known for creating The Ramones’ iconic logo, Mexican-born graphic designer Arturo Vega additionally served as the band’s art and stage illumination director and, prior to his death from cancer in 2013, was often known as the “fifth Ramone.” In this interview, Vega shares many fascinating details about his early life as an actor, emigration to the United States, and involvement with the legendary group.

Touching upon topics ranging from the climate, infrastructure, and architecture to kidnapping and evolving views on homosexuality, a group of three pals from Mexico City, Mexico, talk openly to us about their city's "good, bad and ugly."

Listen to a smattering of tunes by Mexican indie rock band La Gusana Ciega [The Blind Worm]. The band originally sprung up in Mexico City’s underground rock scene in the late eighties, establishing itself in the nineties as one of Mexico’s most important alternative rock groups. To date, the group has recorded eleven albums, received a Latin Grammy nomination, and graced important national and international stages.

El matrimonio y los niños traen con ellos unas responsabilidades obvias. Rafael tiene una pequeña farmacia en Guatemala, pero deseaba expandir su negocio para poder mantener mejor a su familia. Fue ahí cuando empezó su viaje, desde su ciudad, pasando por México, cruzando el Río Bravo, y llegando primero a Houston. Finalmente llegó a Nueva York, y piensa quedarse dos o tres años para juntar el dinero suficiente y regresar.

Leonardo Rodriguez Sirtori, an artist from Bogota, Colombia, takes us to his workshop, offering us some insight into the work he creates.