Anthropology

2. Tradition celebrated on November 1 and 2 in which the memory of the dead is honored.
3. Known as "El Charro de Huentitán", he was a regional Mexican singer and actor in several films. In his career he won 2 Grammys, 8 Latin Grammys and even a star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
4. Mexican word used informally to address someone without using his or her name.
6. Dish consisting of a salted birote bread spread with refried beans, stuffed with carnitas and bathed in tomato and chile de árbol sauce.
8. Dish made of corn tortillas cut in triangles and fried, covered with red or green sauce.
10. Mexican singer and producer known as "El Sol de Mexico", being a success mainly in the 80's and 90's and having transcendence until today.
11. Regional Mexican singer known mainly for his "corridos tumbados", using the symbol of "La doble P", his career began in 2020 and has been a worldwide success to this day.
12. Traditional Mexican broth made from nixtamalized corn kernels to which meat and spices are added, depending on the region.

1. This ritual ceremony is a dance associated with fertility performed by various ethnic groups in Mexico and Central America, particularly the Totonacos of the State of Veracruz.
5. Word that is used to refer to the person who has given us life, but also to express surprise and that changes its meaning depending on the context.
7. Mexican pop music duo, formed by two siblings, male and female, in 2005, winners of the grammy for best Latin album.
9. A dish prepared with a corn or flour tortilla, filled with food and folded or rolled.