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Michoacan has great colonial cities and spectacular natural events. In Sierra Chincua 40 million butterflies wake up in Spring and mate! Morelia…moreMichoacan has great colonial cities and spectacular natural events. In Sierra Chincua 40 million butterflies wake up in Spring and mate! Morelia is a UNESCO World Heritage site with fun social life. At Villa Montana’ spa compulsive travelers can de-stress with a chocolate bath. Anyone looking for a mate hangs an image of St Anthony upside down at El Miguelito restaurant until a mate is found. Mating is on everone's mind in Michoacan. In Pazcuaro Mario spends 2 years to finish a bowl the way the ancients made them and sells it for $5,000! Giant turtles travel thousands of miles to the Michoacan Pacific coast to mate. At night we follow them laying the eggs and hatchlings returning to the sea with the moon pointing them to the water. less

Merida, founded by the Spaniards in 1542 is the oldest city in the Americas with splendid historical palaces and plazas. It is 80 miles from Chichen…moreMerida, founded by the Spaniards in 1542 is the oldest city in the Americas with splendid historical palaces and plazas. It is 80 miles from Chichen Itza, one of the most impressive Mayan cities. In the 19th century the sisal boom created enormous wealth. In 1900 there were more millionaires in Merida than in Paris. The wealth spurred the construction of mansions all over the city. When nylon replaced sisal in 1930 the economy collapsed, houses were abandoned and fell apart. In the last ten years visitors from Northamerica and Europe have been buying them and restoring them to their original splendor like this mansion in the center of town. less

Traveling with kids is not easy as my wife and I have found out. But seeing the world through the eyes of a child has given us a whole new perspecti…moreTraveling with kids is not easy as my wife and I have found out. But seeing the world through the eyes of a child has given us a whole new perspective. You can never predict how your child will turn out but hopefully Justin will follow in our footsteps and become world travelers. less

in this travel video series Justin father take him surfing to the beach community of Sayalita were he learn for the first time to surf with his Dad …more in this travel video series Justin father take him surfing to the beach community of Sayalita were he learn for the first time to surf with his Dad as his teacher, traveling with you child is one of the greatest activities in life, its seems hard but its a lot of fun and you can experience a lot together. less

in this travel video series Justin father take him surfing to the beach community of Sayalita were he learn for the first time to surf with his Dad …more in this travel video series Justin father take him surfing to the beach community of Sayalita were he learn for the first time to surf with his Dad as his teacher, traveling with you child is one of the greatest activities in life, its seems hard but its a lot of fun and you can experience a lot together. less

in this travel video series Justin father take him surfing to the beach community of Sayalita were he learn for the first time to surf with his Dad …more in this travel video series Justin father take him surfing to the beach community of Sayalita were he learn for the first time to surf with his Dad as his teacher, traveling with you child is one of the greatest activities in life, its seems hard but its a lot of fun and you can experience a lot together. less

Traveling with The Murphy brothers in Mexico .

This video summarizes the history of Black Mexican Culture.

Traditional Medicine practices in Mexico have been influenced by African traditions.

Mexico has many customs and festivals that have been influenced by their African heritage.

The "Costa Chica" of Guerrero is where the black phenotypes have been greatly preserved.

Coastal music and dance from Mexico is great reflection of the influence of African Rhythms that migrated to the region during the slave trade.

Coastal Music from Mexico reflects African Rhythms that migrated to the region during the slave trade.

This video explores Gonzalo Aguirre Beltran 1946 book on the African History of Mexico.

After the Mexican Revolution, Mexico recreated their history, and erased their Africans roots.

Unlike English colonies, Africans in Mexico intermixed with the natives, and the Europeans.

"Cimarones" is the name given to the slaves that revolted, and created their own towns in Mexico.

As Mexico grew, so did the slave trade which extended across the country and especially in the sugar and coffee plantations.

This video retrace the history of Slavery in the Veracruz region of Mexico.

This video retrace the historical slave trade in Mexico.

This video retraces the history of Slavery in the Veracruz region of Mexico.

Forgotten Mexico retraces the influence of Black Africans in Mexico.

The first Son Jarocho music video by Los Cojolites, the innovators of the Son Music from the Souther Coast of Veracruz. Son Jarocho is an old tradi…moreThe first Son Jarocho music video by Los Cojolites, the innovators of the Son Music from the Souther Coast of Veracruz. Son Jarocho is an old tradition of communities of musicians coming together to play their hand made instruments (Jarnas, Requintos, harps, etc) at parties know as Fandagos. Traditionally the woman dance a Mexican tap, known as el Sapateo. The Cojolites reinvigorated this tradition in the late 1990's. Son Jarocho now has become very popular amongst the youth in Veracruz, and this video is great showcase of this unique music. Check us out at www.myspace.com/loscojolites less

A music video of Lila Downs performing In Oaxaca, directed by Johnny Moreno. Released in "Loteria Cantada", a compilation of music videos by Lila Dow…moreA music video of Lila Downs performing In Oaxaca, directed by Johnny Moreno. Released in "Loteria Cantada", a compilation of music videos by Lila Downs and shorts by Mexican filmmakers. less

The art of making a salad. A filmby Isabel Rojas. Released in "Loteria Cantada", a compilation of music videos by Lila Downs and shorts by Mexican f…moreThe art of making a salad. A filmby Isabel Rojas. Released in "Loteria Cantada", a compilation of music videos by Lila Downs and shorts by Mexican filmmakers. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This lead her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This lead her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This lead her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Lila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and return…moreLila Downs is one of the freshest and most original voices in Mexican music. Born in the mountains of Oaxaca, she studied music in the US and returned to Mexico to work with the indigenous women of Oaxaca finding her own voice in their rich tradition. She started performing in the clubs of Oaxaca writing music driven by civil rights and social issues, quickly gaining international attention. This led her to writing and singing several songs for the film " Frida" in 2003, performing "Burn it Blue" at the Oscars. From the album "Loteria cantada". Lila in concert recorded in Mexico City and Oaxaca by TV Unam and TV Oaxaca in February 2006. Music videos created by Ivonne Fuentes,Bruno Varela,Alajandro cantu,Pedro Jimenez,Mario Viveros,Sal Ricalde,Fernando Llanos,Johnny Moreno and Elena Pardo. less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Mexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. …moreMexican born Zarela Martinez is one the leading U.S. restaurateurs. Her namesake restaurant is a Manhattan institution and a culinary trend-setter. She has authored several acclaimed books:"Food from my heart","Food and life of Oaxaca" and "Zarela's Veracruz". Her 13 part series "Zarela, Cocina Veracruzana" is airing on PBS. She has made guest appearances on many TV shows including "Julia Child:cooking with master chefs" and " Martha Stewart". less

Forty years ago, poachers were leaving these Pacific beaches in northern Michoacan with truckloads of giant black turtles. Their meat was eaten and …moreForty years ago, poachers were leaving these Pacific beaches in northern Michoacan with truckloads of giant black turtles. Their meat was eaten and the shells were used to make tortoise-shell trinkets. Their population dropped dramatically. But here, the local residents of an ancient tribe, called the Nagua, have taken it upon themselves to become guardians of these fascinating creatures. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

The finished plate is quite spectacular: Mario will spend 2 to 3 years to finish one and it will sell for up to $5,000. It takes one cow, 1000 lady…moreThe finished plate is quite spectacular: Mario will spend 2 to 3 years to finish one and it will sell for up to $5,000. It takes one cow, 1000 ladybugs, 50 tortillas, 200 worms, 40 men, 10 pounds of cheese and 2 years of Mario’s work to finish this spectacular plate which will sell for up to $5,000. Is this a labor of love or what? less

After visiting the butterflies in Sierra Chinqua, we were lucky enough to be directed to Cocina El Mirador which is an authentic cowboy restaurant. …moreAfter visiting the butterflies in Sierra Chinqua, we were lucky enough to be directed to Cocina El Mirador which is an authentic cowboy restaurant. It is basically a barn, with a few tables on a dirt floor and a wood-fired griddle. Fresh Steak, cactus leaves and onions with simple quesadillas was prepared for us on a wood fired stove. In this authentically rustic setting I sat down to one of the best and truly unique dining experiences. Simple sometimes is best. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

After visiting the butterflies in Sierra Chinqua, we were lucky enough to be directed to Cocina El Mirador which is an authentic cowboy restaurant. …moreAfter visiting the butterflies in Sierra Chinqua, we were lucky enough to be directed to Cocina El Mirador which is an authentic cowboy restaurant. It is basically a barn, with a few tables on a dirt floor and a wood-fired griddle. Fresh Steak, cactus leaves and onions with simple quesadillas was prepared for us on a wood fired stove. In this authentically rustic setting I sat down to one of the best and truly unique dining experiences. Simple sometimes is best. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

Morelia, founded in 1541 is one of the oldest Cities in Mexico and it is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has 1000 historical buildings in its …moreMorelia, founded in 1541 is one of the oldest Cities in Mexico and it is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has 1000 historical buildings in its center and the look and feel of an old European capital. At 4000 feet above seal level it has mountain air and a pleasant climate. It is known as “The city of pink stone” due to the color of the local quarry materials from which its buildings are constructed. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

Morelia, founded in 1541 is one of the oldest Cities in Mexico and it is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has 1000 historical buildings in its …moreMorelia, founded in 1541 is one of the oldest Cities in Mexico and it is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has 1000 historical buildings in its center and the look and feel of an old European capital. At 4000 feet above seal level it has mountain air and a pleasant climate. It is known as “The city of pink stone” due to the color of the local quarry materials from which its buildings are constructed. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

Stretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast, Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating …moreStretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast, Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating back 2500 years and 2 spectacular natural events: the breeding of 40 million Monarch butterflies in the Sierras and the laying of eggs of thousands of marine turtles on the Coast. Animals have good instincts for this sort of thing. If Michoacan is so special for them there must be a good reason. Unesco declared the butterfly Biosphere a World heritage Site Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

An excerpt from RV Adventures Travel series "BAJA"; Rv Aventures stops by San Felipe, Mexico to show you the sights and sounds of one of the many c…moreAn excerpt from RV Adventures Travel series "BAJA"; Rv Aventures stops by San Felipe, Mexico to show you the sights and sounds of one of the many cites you will get a chance to see on a road trip south in Mexico's Baja. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on BAJA visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

An excerpt from the RV adventures Travel series "Baja"; On thier cruise south in Mexico's Baja Rv Adventures stops in Ensanada to give you a sense o…moreAn excerpt from the RV adventures Travel series "Baja"; On thier cruise south in Mexico's Baja Rv Adventures stops in Ensanada to give you a sense of the cities style and unique attractions. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on BAJA visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

An excerpt from RV Adventures travel series "BAJA"; RV adventures videos not only give you interesting information for RV travelers, they put speci…moreAn excerpt from RV Adventures travel series "BAJA"; RV adventures videos not only give you interesting information for RV travelers, they put special appriciation to the nature and environment of the plces they travel, This video contains quality clips of some of the birds native to BAJA. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on BAJA visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

This the introduction to RV Adventures travel series "BAjA" Travel with the RV Adventures crew as they travel south through Mexico's Baja California…moreThis the introduction to RV Adventures travel series "BAjA" Travel with the RV Adventures crew as they travel south through Mexico's Baja California. The RV Adventures videos offer helpful travel information, Quality video images, and interesting narration with historical facts. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on BAJA visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

Stretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating b…moreStretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating back 2500 years and 2 spectacular natural events: the breeding of 40 million Monarch butterflies in the Sierras and the laying of eggs of thousands of marine turtles on the Coast. Animals have good instincts for this sort of thing. If Michoacan is so special for them there must be a good reason. Let’s go and find out. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

Affluent Americans are heading south of the border for grand style and master craftsmanship in architecturally distinguished vacation homes at Punta …moreAffluent Americans are heading south of the border for grand style and master craftsmanship in architecturally distinguished vacation homes at Punta Mita, a 1,500-acre private gated resort community on nine miles of beautiful Pacific Coast shoreline. http://www.puntamita.com.mx/ less

A High Class lifestyle of luxury is often a world you only hear about. In this video clip take a peak into a world of amazing resorts, paradise pools…moreA High Class lifestyle of luxury is often a world you only hear about. In this video clip take a peak into a world of amazing resorts, paradise poolsides and sexy fashion. http://www.puntamita.com.mx/ less

Designer Michelle Smith’s recent trip to the Pacific Coast resort of Punta Mita, Mexico, is the inspiration for Milly’s stunning “Punta Mita Collecti…moreDesigner Michelle Smith’s recent trip to the Pacific Coast resort of Punta Mita, Mexico, is the inspiration for Milly’s stunning “Punta Mita Collection.” On this natural peninsula of majestic beauty near Puerto Vallarta, her latest line of resort wear debuted on a line up of equally beautiful natural bodies. www.puntamita.com.mx <http://www.puntamita.com.mx> . http://www.millyny.com/ less

The Day of the Dead is very much alive in Oaxaca. Here Indian traditions mix with Christian traditions to deliver days of joyful spectacle, collectiv…moreThe Day of the Dead is very much alive in Oaxaca. Here Indian traditions mix with Christian traditions to deliver days of joyful spectacle, collective mourning and colorful rituals that make this one of the most unique events in Mexico . less

"Teotihuacán" is a Nahuatl name,translated as "City where men become gods." According to legend it was where the Gods gathered to plan the creation o…more"Teotihuacán" is a Nahuatl name,translated as "City where men become gods." According to legend it was where the Gods gathered to plan the creation of man. Construction of Teotihuacán commenced around 300 BC, with the Pyramid of the Sun built by 150 BC. The city reached its zenith approx. 150--450 A.D., when it was the center of an influential culture. At its height the city covered over 30 square km, and housed a population of as many as 200,000. The central avenue is called "Avenue of the Dead". The city contained palaces, apartment buildings, a marketplace, huge pyramids and temples used for worship. Teotihuacán was a place of pilgrimage in Aztec times, who identified it with the myth of Tollan, the place where the sun was created. Around 750 A.D., much of the city was burned, possibly during an invasion or a rebellion. less

"Teotihuacán" is a Nahuatl name,translated as "City where men become gods." According to legend it was where the Gods gathered to plan the creation o…more"Teotihuacán" is a Nahuatl name,translated as "City where men become gods." According to legend it was where the Gods gathered to plan the creation of man. Construction of Teotihuacán commenced around 300 BC, with the Pyramid of the Sun built by 150 BC. The city reached its zenith approx. 150--450 A.D., when it was the center of an influential culture. At its height the city covered over 30 square km, and housed a population of as many as 200,000. The central avenue is called "Avenue of the Dead". The city contained palaces, apartment buildings, a marketplace, huge pyramids and temples used for worship. Teotihuacán was a place of pilgrimage in Aztec times, who identified it with the myth of Tollan, the place where the sun was created. Around 750 A.D., much of the city was burned, possibly during an invasion or a rebellion. less

When the Spanish ruled Mexico they brought many lasting traditions, one of which is bullfighting. However, they imposed rules preventing indigenous …moreWhen the Spanish ruled Mexico they brought many lasting traditions, one of which is bullfighting. However, they imposed rules preventing indigenous people from attending. In response to this another lasting tradition was born from the people: the tradition of "Los Toritos"(Little Bulls) . In the villages of Mexico people staged their own bull fights with a Paper Mache bull. What remains is an exciting festival that remembers the traditions of the people and an independence from Spain.In this video I witnessed this fun celebration in Morelia, in the State of Michoacan. less

Trip to Isla Guadalupe Underwater White Shark Scenes

In Mexico' Sierra Madre mountains lies Morelia, a colonial gem with a gem of an Hotel

A couple of New Yorkers get married in Oaxaca,Mexico. Their nuptuals combine Zapotec, Mixtec and christian traditions for a most festive union.

The Pre-Hispanic City of Chichen-Itza is a large archaeological site built by the Maya civilization. It is located in the northern center of the Yuca…moreThe Pre-Hispanic City of Chichen-Itza is a large archaeological site built by the Maya civilization. It is located in the northern center of the Yucatán Peninsula, present-day Mexico. It is one of the most important examples of the Mayan-Toltec civilization in Yucatán. Chichen Itza was a major regional center in the northern Maya lowlands from the Late Classic through the Terminal Classic and into the early portion of the Early Postclassic period. The site exhibits a multitude of architectural styles, from what is called “Mexicanized” and reminiscent of styles seen in central Mexico to the Puuc style found among the Puuc Maya of the northern lowlands. The presence of central Mexican styles was once thought to have been representative of direct migration or even conquest from central Mexico, but most contemporary interpretations view the presence of these non-Maya styles more as the result of cultural diffusion. Unesco has declared Chichen Itza a World heritage Site less

Casa Dos Estrellas, a jewel of Careyes, is a Coastal Pacific Mexican storybook seven bedroom villa created by world renown architect Manolo Mestre. C…moreCasa Dos Estrellas, a jewel of Careyes, is a Coastal Pacific Mexican storybook seven bedroom villa created by world renown architect Manolo Mestre. Crested high on a cliff, Casa Dos Estrellas is a sensual and glamourous tropical retreat with dreamy views of Careyes from every room and from the rooftops, spellbinding 360 views of all Careyes. Vivid interiors and ocean vistas create a joyful atmosphere at this cliff-top villa overlooking an intense blue sea, Casa dos Estrellas boasts magnificent views from every room. less

Casa Dos Estrellas, a jewel of Careyes, is a Coastal Pacific Mexican storybook seven bedroom villa created by world renown architect Manolo Mestre. C…moreCasa Dos Estrellas, a jewel of Careyes, is a Coastal Pacific Mexican storybook seven bedroom villa created by world renown architect Manolo Mestre. Crested high on a cliff, Casa Dos Estrellas is a sensual and glamourous tropical retreat with dreamy views of Careyes from every room and from the rooftops, spellbinding 360 views of all Careyes. Vivid interiors and ocean vistas create a joyful atmosphere at this cliff-top villa overlooking an intense blue sea, Casa dos Estrellas boasts magnificent views from every room. less

Villa Amanecer, just 10 minutes from prestigious Punta Mita resort; is the one latest architectural works of art built by Juan Pablo Stone. The drama…moreVilla Amanecer, just 10 minutes from prestigious Punta Mita resort; is the one latest architectural works of art built by Juan Pablo Stone. The dramatic villa faces the south-western sunset and features a privileged and majestic view overlooking the Bay of Banderas, across to Puerto Vallarta, ringed by the Sierra Madre jungle. Designed by architect Ruben Flores, the rugged and diverse coastline is an empty canvas for the country's reknown artisans to execute their best ideas. The tropical coastal life is often imagined by a lavish cascading pool, with a massage and a cocktail. For the builders of these homes, experiencing the art of leisure, a certain joie de viver comes from natural sweeping vistas from a clifftop at the edge of the sea, fresh wind in your face. It is an emotively framed mural view at entry, romantic outdoor living, eating, resting spaces, cascading water features, the finest and grandest wooden palapas and intricate stonework throughout. Descend a stone walkway to the beach and watch the waves crash against the promontory point of Pontoquito. less

Villa Amanecer, just 10 minutes from prestigious Punta Mita resort; is the one latest architectural works of art built by Juan Pablo Stone. The drama…moreVilla Amanecer, just 10 minutes from prestigious Punta Mita resort; is the one latest architectural works of art built by Juan Pablo Stone. The dramatic villa faces the south-western sunset and features a privileged and majestic view overlooking the Bay of Banderas, across to Puerto Vallarta, ringed by the Sierra Madre jungle. Designed by architect Ruben Flores, the rugged and diverse coastline is an empty canvas for the country's reknown artisans to execute their best ideas. The tropical coastal life is often imagined by a lavish cascading pool, with a massage and a cocktail. For the builders of these homes, experiencing the art of leisure, a certain joie de viver comes from natural sweeping vistas from a clifftop at the edge of the sea, fresh wind in your face. It is an emotively framed mural view at entry, romantic outdoor living, eating, resting spaces, cascading water features, the finest and grandest wooden palapas and intricate stonework throughout. Descend a stone walkway to the beach and watch the waves crash against the promontory point of Pontoquito. less

Villa Amanecer, just 10 minutes from prestigious Punta Mita resort; is the one latest architectural works of art built by Juan Pablo Stone. The drama…moreVilla Amanecer, just 10 minutes from prestigious Punta Mita resort; is the one latest architectural works of art built by Juan Pablo Stone. The dramatic villa faces the south-western sunset and features a privileged and majestic view overlooking the Bay of Banderas, across to Puerto Vallarta, ringed by the Sierra Madre jungle. Designed by architect Ruben Flores, the rugged and diverse coastline is an empty canvas for the country's reknown artisans to execute their best ideas. The tropical coastal life is often imagined by a lavish cascading pool, with a massage and a cocktail. For the builders of these homes, experiencing the art of leisure, a certain joie de viver comes from natural sweeping vistas from a clifftop at the edge of the sea, fresh wind in your face. It is an emotively framed mural view at entry, romantic outdoor living, eating, resting spaces, cascading water features, the finest and grandest wooden palapas and intricate stonework throughout. Descend a stone walkway to the beach and watch the waves crash against the promontory point of Pontoquito. less

In this video clip, Sones de la Huasteca is being performed for you in a Festival in Tecamac.

In this video clip, Sones de la Huasteca is being performed for you in a Festival in Tecamac.

We visit the town on Tequila and see how the drink is made in one of their distillery's.

We try to find some Gypsie tears in a crowded market place in Mexico City.

After a visit to the Basilica De Guadalupe we get dinner from a street vendor.

A tour of the Aztec city of Teotihucan.

Checking out the fort and leaving the hotel.

We visit a Cenote outside Merida. And stop at Chitzen Itza.

We take the bikes out on the beach in Puerto Morelos.

We give some snorkeling tips, and meet a real live pirate.

Sightseeing in the largest city in the world

Visiting the beach and doing some surfing in Sayulita Mexico.

Mitch crashes his motorcycle in Mexico.

Mitch and Ryan are sent on a 500 mile "Wild Goose Chase" for a Mexican driving permit.

Mitch and Ryan make it to their first destination.