MUSIC
CELEBRITY CULTURE /DEFAMATION
FILM/TV
HISTORY
GEOGRAPHY
100

This genre from Jalisco became a fundamental symbol of Mexican identity.

What is mariachi?

100

These platforms are where celebrities now build a more “relatable” presence through constant direct interaction with fans.

What is social media?

100

This celebration of national identity in cinema occurred between 1936 and 1956.

What is the Mexican Golden Age of Cinema?

100

This Mexican holiday is often mistaken for Independence Day but actually commemorates the Battle of Puebla (1862).

What is Cinco de Mayo?

100

This ancient Mayan port city is often highlighted as a major travel destination in Mexico.
 

What is Tulum?

200

 This traditional mariachi attire evolved from clothing worn by horsemen and hacendados.

What is the traje de charro?

200

In Mexico, reputational harm lawsuits involving celebrities are commonly framed under this legal concept rather than labeled “defamation law.”

What is Daño Moral?

200

This 2000 film, known for gritty realism and moral ambiguity, was the only one among 16 Mexican films that year not funded by the government.

 What is Amores Perros?

200

Mexican Independence Day is officially celebrated on this date.

What is September 16?

200

This city is known for baroque Spanish architecture and is often listed as a standout travel spot.

What is San Miguel de Allende?

300

This northern Mexican genre prominently features the accordion and bajo sexto.

What is música norteña?

300

This Netflix Elite star uses her large following to share fashion, beauty, and music content while maintaining close fan engagement.

Who is Danna Paola?

300

During the early cinema era, these popular tent shows entertained the lower class.

What are carpas?

300

In the 1800s, these ballads acted like “broadcast media,” spreading news because many people could not read

What are corridos?

300

This city is known for its colorful architecture, making it visually iconic for travelers.

What is Guanajuato City?

400

Also known as tambora, this genre originated around 1920 in Sinaloa.

 What is banda sinaloense?

400

As celebrities become more “relatable,” they often face this consequence where audiences feel entitled to judge their personal lives and choices.

What is increased public scrutiny?

400

In 1906, this many movie theaters had opened in Mexico City.

What is 16?

400

This annual celebration happens on the night of September 15 to commemorate Miguel Hidalgo’s 1810 call for independence.

What is El Grito (de Dolores)

400

This region in Yucatán is nicknamed the “yellow (goldlike) city.”

What is Izamal?

500

This Veracruz-rooted musical tradition reflects strong African and Spanish influences and features instruments like the jarana veracruzana and harp.

What is son jarocho?

500

This actor uses his platform to advocate for political transparency, immigration rights, and social justice, reflecting a shift toward celebrity activism.

Who is Diego Luna?

500

This political leader supported early Mexican film to help preserve his legacy after being inspired by the Lumière brothers.

Who is Porfirio Díaz?

500

This long-ruling party lost the presidential election around 2000 after about 71 years, helping set the stage for a new cultural moment.

What is the PRI?

500

This dramatic canyon system is located in Chihuahua and is known for deep canyons and rocky landscapes.

What is Copper Canyon?