Mario Hernández, owner of El Califa de León: ‘They named my grill cook a chef, and he began thinking he was a rock star’
One year after receiving the Michelin star, Hernández talks to EL PAÍS about what has changed inside and outside the taquería
‘Emilia Pérez’ divides Mexico: Critics decry ‘glorification of vaginoplasty,’ fans call it ‘extraordinary’
Industry heavyweights like Guillermo del Toro and Issa López have praised the French film as a masterpiece, while social media reactions have been very negative
‘Dune’ by David Lynch: The cult movie filmed at Mexico’s Churubusco studios
The adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel received mixed reviews but, as the third feature film in the director’s career, it was one that would mark him forever
Looking to understand the Menendez brothers’ case? Here are the key points
Lyle and Erik were sentenced to life in prison 30 years ago for committing parricide in their Beverly Hills home, but a statement from a former member of Menudo and a letter written months before the crime could help lead to their freedom
A huipil and a surfboard: Patricia Ornelas dances on the waters of the Pacific
Originally from Guerrero, the Mexican surfer is an ambassador for a Philippines project that seeks to give visibility to women in surfing around the world
The troubled life of Carlos Salcedo, accused by his mother of the murder of his sister
The Cruz Azul footballer has broken his silence after weeks of rumors about his possible departure from Mexico precipitated by the shooting of his sister, Martha Paola, and the subsequent accusations of his family
Julieta Venegas: ‘Men must also drive change, not just women. Start by questioning what we consider normal in our mindset’
The singer-songwriter talks about her career, the upcoming elections in Mexico, and her desire for change in a ‘very sexist’ country
Hummingbirds are in danger of extinction due to witchcraft and the promise of love on Valentine’s Day
In Mexico, the popularity of using the tiny birds in rituals is one factor threatening 39 of the 57 species that inhabit the country
This is Africam Safari, Benito the giraffe’s new home in central Mexico
Housing nearly 2,000 animals, the zoo was the first ‘safari park’ in Latin America
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