Mexican Food🌮
Traditional dish made with corn and chicken, served with lettuce, radishes, and oregano.
What is pozole?
Hot drink made from corn and sweetened, perfect for celebrations.
What is atole?
This person is known for starting the Cry of Dolores.
Who is Miguel Hidalgo?
Song always sung with “Ay, ay, ay, ay.”
What is Cielito Lindo?
Mexican comedian known as “El Chavo del 8”, loved across Latin America.
Who is Roberto Gómez Bolaños (Chespirito)?
It is said this taco was born in Mexico City with a spinning trompo.
What is a taco al pastor?
Distilled spirit from agave, Mexico’s international symbol.
What is tequila?
What is Guanajuato?
Large string instrument typical of mariachi.
What is the guitarrón?
Sport considered a Mexican spectacle besides soccer.
What is lucha libre?
Fairground dessert made of fried dough with sugar and cinnamon.
What are churros?
Fermented drink made from agave sap.
What is pulque?
This people have been represented as Mexican heroes for defending the country against the U.S. army.
Who are the "niños héroes"?
This person is referred to as the "Sun of Mexico"
Who is Luis Miguel?
Popular mexican candy that has become viral in the last month for a collaboration with an international beauty brand.
What is Tajín?
Stew with more than 30 ingredients, including chocolate.
What is mole poblano?
Traditional agave spirit famous in Oaxaca.
What is mezcal?
Who is known for sayin "Entre los individuos, como entre las naciones, el respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz."
Who is Benito Juárez?
Traditional dance from Jalisco.
What is the Jarabe Tapatío?
City with the most famous carnival in Mexico.
What is Mazatlán?
This dish from Puebla was created in 1821 to celebrate Independence, using the colors of the Mexican flag.
What are chiles en nogada?
Mexican soft drink with grapefruit flavor, popular at parties.
What is Squirt?
President who established September 15th as the national holiday.
Who was Porfirio Díaz?
Mexican painter famous for her self-portraits and blue house.
Who is Frida Kahlo?
This is used by mexicans when they are scared or are "shaken up" to lower their nervousness.
What is a bolillo/birote?