Mexico has a long, rich past that adds to the country’s cultural customs. Because distinct indigenous peoples inhabited different parts of Mexico, several Mexican customs differ from one another. 

Here is our selection of the best Mexican celebrations and traditions: 

• Mariachi – Mexico’s musical culture is best recognised for its famed Mariachi. Whether it’s a birthday, serenade, or anniversary, one of Mexico’s customs is to celebrate with a superb mariachi concert. 
• Mexican Piñatas – the breaking of the pinata, which is popular during birthday celebrations and posadas, is probably one of Mexico’s most enjoyable customs. 
• Quinceañeras (Sweet Fifteen) – hold a unique significance in Mexican culture. It represents a young woman’s journey from childhood to maturity and is frequently celebrated with music, dancing, and feasting. 
• Day of the Dead – this custom is celebrated on the first and second of November. They commemorate this day because they believe there is no distinction between the spirit and physical worlds. The deceased spirits return to earth to dine, drink, dance, and enjoy music with their family members. 
• Mexican food – Mexico is one of the world’s finest gastronomies, and Mexican food is one of the world’s most popular cuisines!