Food
A Candy Cream that has Hazelnut and Vanilla Flavors
What is Duvalin
When is Mexico’s Independence day?
What is September 16th?
Regional Mexican music that dates back to the 18th century, often played with the following instruments, guitar, trumpet and Violin.
What is Mariachi
The language that the people of Aztlan (the Aztecs) speak.
What is Nahuatl?
Literally means “don’t stain”, but we mean “are you kidding?”
What is “no manches”?
A traditional Mexican soup/stew that has meat and ground corn
What is Pozole
The god that the Aztecs mistook Cortes for.
Who is Moctezuma?
For seven seasons this show followed the misadventures of a Mexican orphan and his wacky neighbors.
What is chavo del ocho
The direct translation of “Aztec”
What is “the people of the sun”?
Literally means “send”, but we mean “what?”
What is “mande”?
A corn tortilla dish that is filled with beans/meat and creamy toppings
What are Enchiladas
The oldest city in North America.
What is Mexico City?
This Mexican painter is known for, self portraits and works inspired by nature and artifacts of mexico. Their main focus was in surrealism, naturalism and modern art.
What is Frida Kahlo
The number of suns involved in the Aztec creation story.
What are five suns?
Literally means “father”, but we mean “cool”.
What is “padre”?
A traditional Mexican sauce that is sweet and spicy. Usually used for layering chicken
What is Mole
The two major indigenous groups that resided in Mexico.
Who are the Aztecs and the Mayans?
This 2017 animated film takes us through the day of the dead.
What is COCO
Who invented the concept of zero?
Who are the Mayans?
Literally means “bad drink”, but we mean “lightweight drinker”.
What is “malacopa”?
Consists of masa flavor filling food. Usually wrapped with corn husks
What are Tamales
One of the seven wonders of the world that is located in Mexico.
What is Chichen Itza?
This music genre is often played in an ensemble in which wind instruments are mostly brass and are accompanied with percussion.
What is Banda
What was the principal crop of the Aztecs?
What is maize?
Literally means “pulled”, but we mean “unbelievable”.
What is “jalada”?