http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2 The authority on all that is Cuernavaca, Mexico Wed, 13 Mar 2013 20:51:20 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 The authority on all that is Cuernavaca, Mexico Viva Cuernavaca no The authority on all that is Cuernavaca, Mexico http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2 TV-G http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/darrell-allen-bohlsen-may-4-1938-february-17-2013 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/darrell-allen-bohlsen-may-4-1938-february-17-2013#comments Sun, 17 Feb 2013 11:55:29 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=951 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/darrell-allen-bohlsen-may-4-1938-february-17-2013/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/mexico-is-safer-than-the-usa http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/mexico-is-safer-than-the-usa#comments Fri, 15 Feb 2013 21:16:58 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=940 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/mexico-is-safer-than-the-usa/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/la-catedral-restaurante http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/la-catedral-restaurante#comments Tue, 29 Jan 2013 07:16:35 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=935 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/la-catedral-restaurante/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/state-of-morelos http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/state-of-morelos#comments Sat, 15 Dec 2012 05:30:03 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=925 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/state-of-morelos/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/flights-to-and-from-mexico-city http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/flights-to-and-from-mexico-city#comments Tue, 20 Nov 2012 04:15:47 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=890 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/flights-to-and-from-mexico-city/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/why-mexico-is-safer-than-the-u-s http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/why-mexico-is-safer-than-the-u-s#comments Sun, 18 Nov 2012 03:42:05 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=636 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/why-mexico-is-safer-than-the-u-s/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/halloween-in-cuernavaca http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/halloween-in-cuernavaca#comments Mon, 01 Oct 2012 00:34:49 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=843 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/halloween-in-cuernavaca/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/tour-of-the-state-of-mexico http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/tour-of-the-state-of-mexico#comments Tue, 25 Sep 2012 06:27:31 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=826 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/tour-of-the-state-of-mexico/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/we-are-not-laughing-at-mexican-joke http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/we-are-not-laughing-at-mexican-joke#comments Tue, 25 Sep 2012 04:18:34 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=816 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/we-are-not-laughing-at-mexican-joke/feed 0 The political parties in the United States are focusing heavily on the Hispanic vote, which because of the large number of Hispanics living in the United States may prove to be a deciding factor on who wins the election. - The political parties in the United States are focusing heavily on the Hispanic vote, which because of the large number of Hispanics living in the United States may prove to be a deciding factor on who wins the election. Republican candidate Mitt Romney has made note several times of the large percentage of people living in the United States who do not pay taxes and are dependent on the government. He alluded to those who are in the country illegally, old or poor because they work at menial jobs. He has stopped short in his public speeches from mentioning race. However, footage from a private fundraiser is proving to be a final straw for most Hispanics, who were having problems with the multi-millionaire candidate. No cameras were allowed and he felt that anything he said would never become public. But they didn't think to check for cell phones with cameras. The footage caught by an iPhone camera at the speech given to his millionaire cronies, shows a different Romney. This is what Romney stated in what he thought was a private speech. His cronies were laughing, but it is unsure of whether they were laughing with Romney or at Romney for making such an outrageous statement: "My dad as you probably know was the Governor of Michigan and was head of a car company. But he was born in Mexico.. and, uh, had he been born of, uh, Mexican parents, I'd have a better shot at winning this. "But, he was unfortunately born to Americans living in Mexico. He lived their for a number of years, and uh, uh, I say that jokingly, but it'd be helpful to be, uh… Latino." A little background here: Mitt Romney's grandfather moved to Mexico when the Morman Church decided to cease the practice of multiple marriages, which allowing male members of the church to have many wives. Romney's grandfather moved to Mexico to continue his polygamist ways. In in a new commercial co-produced by the liberal group MoveOn and PresentePac+, one Latina says, “We are not laughing. The commercial contrasts parts of Romney’s speech with commentary from a member of MoveOn, a left-leaning organization with a mission to educate women, Latinos and people of color, and young voters about issues concerning them and protecting their right to vote. “We want to make sure voters know what it is that Mitt Romney said and where he stands on issues that relate to our community,” said Nick Berning, MoveOn’s communications director. Roberto Lovato, a co-founder and strategist for Presente, called Romney’s remarks ignorant, racist and “absolutely offensive.” “Our mission is to defend Latinos when they’re being attacked and to advocate for their rights and more Latino empowerment,” Lovato said in an interview with Texas on the Potomac. “The ad is designed to expose and make crystal clear the absolute hypocrisy of Mitt Romney with regard to Latinos in the United States,” said Lovato. The ad was released the same day Romney was set to appear on Univision Television Network, which has the largest Spanish-language audience in the United States. “He’s going to be on TV for the whole world to see, trying to make up for what he does behind closed doors when he thinks nobody is watching,” said Lovato. “If you want to win Latino votes, it’s probably not a good idea to make them the butt of many jokes in front of your multimillionaire buddies.” A Spanish version of the ad will air on Spanish-language TV in Florida, Colorado, and Nevada, where the Latino vote will be pivotal in deciding this year’s election. “All of the media markets where we are airing that are in key presidential swing states in which the Latino vote could potentially be decisive,” said Berning. He noted that at this point in the campaign people will be paying careful attention to where Romney stands on the issues. “You pledged to kill the DREAM Act. You’d enable the police harassment of Latinos in Arizona, and your party is trying to suppress Latino votes, Viva Cuernavaca no 30 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/las-mananitas http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/las-mananitas#comments Sat, 25 Aug 2012 04:56:28 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=760 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/las-mananitas/feed 0 Happy Birthday,Las Mananitas "Las Mañanitas" is a traditional Mexican song that is the equivalent of "Happy Birthday." It dates back to 1896, when it originated in Zacatecas, Mexico. Today, it's writer or composer is unknown. By the 1900s the song had become so popular that mariac... "Las Mañanitas" is a traditional Mexican song that is the equivalent of "Happy Birthday." It dates back to 1896, when it originated in Zacatecas, Mexico. Today, it's writer or composer is unknown. By the 1900s the song had become so popular that mariachi were beginning to sing Las Mañanitas during people's birthdays. However, it is not uncommon to have mariachi play the song for an anniversary or other special occasion. Today it has become a tradition that a loved one will have mariachi come to your home and sing this song for you on your birthday. Also, it's very often sung in the early morning when awake a loved one. There are a lot versions of "Las Mañanitas," but just two verses are sung at most Mexican parties. Here in Cuernavaca, one only has to visit the Zocolo downtown to find mariachi who will accompany you to your home or other place to perform this song and others for your loved one's special day! Much as in the following video in which Pedro Fernandez performs the most common and shortened version of Las Mañanitas. Original Las Mañanitas Lyrics Estas son las mañanitas que cantaba el rey David Hoy por ser día de tu santo te las cantamos aquí. Despierta mi bien despierta Mira que ya amaneció Ya los pajaritos cantan La luna ya se metió. ¡Qué linda está la mañana en que vengo a saludarte Venimos todos con gusto y placer a felicitarte! El día en que tú naciste, nacieron todas las flores Ya viene amaneciendo ya la luz del dia nos dió. Levantarte de la mañana, mira que ya amaneció. Y En la pila del bautismo cantaron los ruiseñores. Ya viene amaneciendo ya la luz del dia nos dió. Levantarte de la mañana, mira que ya amaneció. Volaron 7 palomas por toditas las ciudades Hoy por ser dia de tu santo Te deseamos felicidades Ya viene amaneciendo ya la luz del dia nos dió. Levantarte de la mañana, mira que ya amaneció. Despierta (nombre de la persona) despierta Paso el tiempo de dormir Ya los gallos muy contentos cantaron kikiriki Ya viene amaneciendo ya la luz del dia nos dió. Levantarte de la mañana, mira que ya amaneció. Quisiera ser solecito Para entrar por tu ventana Y darte los buenos dias acostadita en cama Ya viene amaneciendo ya la luz del dia nos dió. Levantarte de la mañana, mira que ya amaneció. Quisiera ser un san juan quisiera ser un san pedro para venirte a saludar con la musica del cielo Ya viene amaneciendo ya la luz del dia nos dió. Levantarte de la mañana, mira que ya amaneció. De las estrellas del cielo tengo que bajarte dos, Una para saludarte, otra para decirte adiós. Volaron cuatro palomas por toditas las ciudades hoy por ser día de tu santo te deseamos felicidades. Con rácimos de flores hoy te vengo a saludar. Y hoy por ser día de tu santo te venimos a cantar. Original Las Mananitas in English These are the dawns that King David sang about We are singing here because today is your saint's day (or birthday or anniversary) Wake up my dear, Wake up and see what dawn has brought The birds are singing and the moon has set. How beautiful is this morning on which I come to greet you We come with happiness and pleasure to congratulate you! All flowers were born on the day that you were born Dawn is arriving and the light of day is upon us. Rise up this morning and see what dawn has brought. The nightingales sing at your baptismal fountain. Dawn is arriving and the light of day is upon us. Rise up this morning and see that dawn has come. Seven doves flew to all the cities because today is your saint's day (or birthday or anniversary, etc.), we wish you happiness Dawn is arriving and the light of day is upon us. Rise up this morning and see what dawn has brought. Wake up (name of the person), wake up. The time to sleep has passed. And the satisfied (happy) roosters sing ki kiri ki. Dawn is arriving and the light of day is upon us. Rise up this morning and Viva Cuernavaca no 1:39 yes http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/templo-mayor-burial-site-found http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/templo-mayor-burial-site-found#comments Wed, 08 Aug 2012 20:14:54 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=969 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/templo-mayor-burial-site-found/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/quick-facts-about-mexico http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/quick-facts-about-mexico#comments Sun, 22 Jul 2012 16:45:25 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=745 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/quick-facts-about-mexico/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/elixer-of-the-gods http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/elixer-of-the-gods#comments Sat, 23 Jun 2012 14:27:16 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=707 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/elixer-of-the-gods/feed 0 My friend hoisted the bottle of mezcal to refill the glasses we had been drinking from for the past three hours. I held my hand up as to say I'd had enough, but not seeing me in the dim light of the cantina he continued to pour. My friend hoisted the bottle of mezcal to refill the glasses we had been drinking from for the past three hours. I held my hand up as to say I'd had enough, but not seeing me in the dim light of the cantina he continued to pour. If his eyesight were as affected as mine after consuming so much mescal, he would not have seen my plea even in broad daylight. We had been drinking for four days, traveling from one small village to the next in search of the perfect mezcal. The trip was a plan to help us forget the discomforts that life has recently bestowed on us. Each cantina we approached had their own handcrafted version of the elixir of the gods. Each made from recipes that have passed down through the generations since pre-Hispanic Mexico. And thus, begin our education into mezcal. History of Mezcal Among the pantheon of Aztec gods was Tepoztecatl or Tezcatzontecatl, the god of pulque, of drunkenness and fertility. According to Aztec myth, Tepoztecatl was one of the Centzon Totochtin, the four hundred children of Mayahuel, the goddess of the maguey plant, and Patecatl, the god that discovered the fermentation process. As a deity of pulque, Tepoztecatl was associated with fertility cults and Tlaloc. Tepoztecatl was also associated with the wind, hence deriving an alternative name of Ehecacone, son of the wind. El Tepozteco, is an archaeological site named after the deity. The site was a sacred place for pilgrims from as far as Chiapas and Guatemala. The site has a small pyramid built on a platform 9.5 meters (31 feet) high, located on a mountain overlooking the town of Tepoztlan, just outside of Cuernavaca. Mezcal (and it's cousin Tequila) trace their origins back at least two thousand years. Around the first century A.D., one or more of the Indian tribes that inhabited what is now central Mexico discovered that the juice of the agave plant, if left exposed to air, would ferment and turn into a milky, mildly alcoholic drink. News of this discovery spread throughout agave-growing areas. The Aztecs called this beverage octili poliqhui, a name that the Spaniards subsequently corrupted into pulque (POOL-kay). In Aztec culture pulque drinking had religious significance. Consumption by the masses was limited to specific holidays when large tubs of pulque were set up in public squares. The ruling elite was not subject to the same restrictions, however, and drank pulque throughout the year, a privilege shared by captive warriors just before they were sacrificed to the gods. When the Spanish arrived in Mexico in the early 16th century, they soon began to make and drink pulque, but the low alcohol content (around 3% ABV) at the time, and earthy, vegetal taste made it less popular among the conquistadors than European-style beers and brandies. Early attempts to distill pulque were unsuccessful, as the resulting spirit was harsh and acrid. It was soon discovered, however, that cooking the agave pulp resulted in a sweeter juice which, when fermented, became known as Agave Wine, which has an alcohol content of 7.5 percent. It was later found that the Agave Wine could be fortified into what we now know as mezcal. Early mezcal distilleries in the Spanish colony of Mexico operated in a manner similar to modern-day brewpubs. The distilling plant was usually small, and its production was consumed primarily in the distillery taberna (tavern). As the colony grew, the mezcal wine industry followed apace and soon became an important source of tax revenue for the Crown. Periodic attempts by Spanish brandy producers to shut down the mezcal industry were about as unsuccessful as similar efforts by English distillers to inhibit rum production in the British colonies of the United States. Mezcal, and its cousin tequila, are both made by distilling the fermented juice of agave plants, also know as maguey (pronounced muh-GAY), is cultivated on plantations for eight to 10 years, depending on the type of agave. Viva Cuernavaca no http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/phone-service-in-mexico http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/phone-service-in-mexico#comments Fri, 22 Jun 2012 02:18:10 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=657 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/phone-service-in-mexico/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/multicultural-summer-camp http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/multicultural-summer-camp#comments Wed, 20 Jun 2012 17:28:00 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=653 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/multicultural-summer-camp/feed 0 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/real-estate-snapshot http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/real-estate-snapshot#comments Fri, 01 Jun 2012 19:28:52 +0000 admin http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/?p=616 http://universaldomainexchange.com/vivacue2/real-estate-snapshot/feed 0 This is a snapshot of typical prices in Cuernavaca, Mexico as of June 01, 2012. The video above shows a wide range of typical homes in Cuernavaca. Enjoy! - There are many more Vacation Rentals, Home Rentals, and Homes For Sale. This is a snapshot of typical prices in Cuernavaca, Mexico as of June 01, 2012. The video above shows a wide range of typical homes in Cuernavaca. Enjoy! There are many more Vacation Rentals, Home Rentals, and Homes For Sale. Prices are given in United States Dollars (USD) to simplify the datebase, however some renters or sellers base their prices on Mexican Pesos versus USD. Prices for Vacation Rentals and Home Rentals are per month. If you are considering renting or buying a home in Cuernavaca for short or long term, you should contact a real estate professional to make the transaction easier. The home pictured above is for sale. 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