Unpopular Stories of Mexico
Esperanza BeltránCome meet Mexico again in this newsletter that shares the stories and fun facts about Mexican history that are not usually told and that debunk the narrative.
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From El Grito to a declaration of independence
Let me start by saying that this post is a little different in that it is accompanied by a physical zine. Fifty free copies have been distributed at various food stands in my city. I’ve also attached pictures of the pages at the end of this...
Why 5 de mayo and not 2 de abril?
For today, Cinco de Mayo, I decided to do some research because, as I’ve learned, things aren’t always as they seem. Personally, I’ve never celebrated this day but have always made sure to correct those who believed it was Mexico’s Independ...
The birth of the Virgin of Guadalupe
First, I’d like to thank everyone who has subscribed to The Unpopular History of Mexico in the past weeks. It means a lot and I am very grateful, appreciative, and happy to have you here!
La Malinche, Marina, Malintzin, and Malinali
Let’s start with the subtitle: Giving myself more time to read and research. Somewhere along the way, I became a slow reader, less of a reader. As I started writing more, the way I read changed too. And now I miss so much getting lost in a ...
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My name is Esperanza Beltrán, I am a writer and a lover of art and stories. Currently, I am editing my first completed manuscript while also working as an editor of immigration reports. I live in Los Angeles with my family.
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