Posts with category Discover culture
On the 20th of November every year Mexico spills over with history, culture, and national pride as it commemorates Revolution Day.
In addition to remembering those who fought for justice and freedom, this date invites us to rediscover the traditions that have been passed down from generation to generation.
And in the Riviera Maya the celebration takes on a special flavour, Read full article
The Dominican Republic is a destination where natural beauty meets a rich, vibrant, deep-rooted culture.
Beyond the white sand beaches and crystal clear waters, the country offers unique experiences that resonate to the rhythm of merengue, faith, tradition and even the swing of a golf club.
At Princess Hotels Punta Cana we believe that holidays can be much more than just relaxation and sun; Read full article
The Day of the Dead is one of Mexico’s most representative festivities, an occasion to honour those who are no longer with us and celebrate the continuity of life with joy and colour.
At Princess Hotels Riviera Maya we invite our guests to immerse themselves in this unique tradition and enjoy a magical atmosphere surrounded by the natural beauty of the Mexican Caribbean with activities specially designed to experience this celebration like never before. Read full article
As soon as the first guitar chords ring out your body starts to move, almost without thinking, because in the Dominican Republic you don’t just hear music, you feel it!
And if there’s one rhythm that defines the cultural essence of the country, it’s undoubtedly bachata.
This is a rhythm that is felt in the soul, Read full article
Jamaica, is a cultural powerhouse brimming with vibrant traditions, warm hospitality, and a rich musical heritage.
Renowned worldwide for its reggae and dancehall music, the island’s festivals are an unforgettable experience, blending history, spirituality, and creativity into a lively celebration of life.
From the influence of African traditions to the globally renowned Rastafari movement, Read full article
Carnival in the Dominican Republic is much more than a festival; it’s a combination of culture, history and celebration that reflects the vibrant spirit of the Dominican people.
Every February streets throughout the country are filled with music, colour and tradition and transformed into a stage on which diversity and national identity are celebrated. Read full article
One of the first things to enter your head when you hear “Mexico” is “Mariachi”. With its vibrant costumes and passionate music, it has become one of the country’s most emblematic images.
This cultural manifestation has captivated people the world over and become an unmistakable symbol of Mexico’s rich heritage.
In this journey through time and music, Read full article
Mexico is famous for its joy and colorful life. Indeed, it has several world-renowned festivals not only for their importance, but also because they are celebrated with a deep love and respect for their roots.
Each one has its own colors, gastronomy, traditions and its raison d’être that make them an unforgettable experience. Read full article
It’s all about festivities in Mexico; we celebrate everything big time, but without a doubt, the most important celebration of all is Independence Day.
Beyond a festival, it is a commemoration: we honour our customs and traditions and, above all, we celebrate our freedom.
If you want to know more about this historic date, Read full article
Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday celebrated throughout Latin America and, increasingly, in the U.S. Although similar to Halloween, Dia de los Muertos is a day for commemorating the dead and, as such, is not a Mexican version of Halloween. Held on November 1st and 2nd, Read full article
Do you want to know how do dominicans celebrate the day of Dominican independence? February is considered the month of the Dominican carnival: every weekend of February carnivals are celebrated around the different Dominican provinces. However, there is one day of the month that shines even more than the carnival, it is February 27: Dominican Independence Day. Read full article
