There are so many ways to learn about a country, its culture, and its people. You can visit the place, read history books, or dive into travel guides. But if you really want to get a taste of a city’s vibe, memes can offer a surprisingly fun insight.
Today, we've put together a collection of hilarious memes about Mexico from the mexmemez Instagram account just for you, Pandas. So, grab some tacos, sit back, and enjoy!This post may include affiliate links.
Lol. My Latina mom is trustworthy. She will only tell my brothers. Who will then hold the press conference
"Hey, Rosita - come quick. Down at the cantina they giving green stamps with tequila!!" - Pat Boone, Speedy Gonzales https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4s2AMKPHnE
Can i have the ice cream and plaster :( especially if the plaster has dinosaurs or something
Chet. Wierd Science with kelly lebroc and Anthony michael hall. Im in.
I was in labor for 36hrs. Awake for over 24hrs. He was sleeping hahaha That was first time. Second time was during Covid and ugh odd experience. (Not downplaying horrendous covid. Just saying my labor/delivery during lockdown was interesting)
In Czech republic we celebrate and give presents in the 24th. 25th and 26th are public holidays but those are just to lay around and eat the leftovers after the big party.
Yolanda Saldivar killed Selena Quintanilla-Perez, a singer whose fanclub Yolanda founded, in 1995. She was sentenced to life in prison. She would be eligible for parole in 2025.
Omg this is so true. There are three kids right now with this hair cut
I am from India, we had to do this before too :’] (We moved into an apartment and I got my SHOWER AT LASTT)
We will feed anyone. Hospitality is very important to us (I'm Chicana),
I mentioned to someone that I failed at something despite using a you tube tutorial and they said I should try a different one, which means they have a lot more faith in me than I do!
better eat them quickly! They start going stale almost immediately! I wish there was a panaderia out here (rural Kansas)
This is why I don't wear white if I'm going out to eat.
but the comida in la casa is just beans in a reused Country Crock-brand margarine tub.
I'm glad my sister decided not to go out after my stepdad's party last weekend, because I was imagining this scenario. She had just told me about how she got back to her friend's house at 7am after something not long ago and hadn't been able to wake him to get in!
I remember the Gansito ads from my childhood. There's one that's tattooed on my brain: a man hanging from a cliff gets pulled up by a rope. He thanks his friend but the friend says he didn't pull the rope. They look at the other end of the rope to see an actual duck standing there. Mexica ads are weird.
Oh wow. I haven't had this since I was a little kid, back when my grandma was still alive. I always loved how she put just literal chunks of corncob in (as it should be) instead of just corn kernels. Okay, now I miss this ;_; Going to have to learn to make it myself!
I don't know how it is in other cultures, but in Hispanic culture, every relative that is *significantly* older than you are, but isn't your parents or grandparents, is referred to as "tio/tia" (uncle/aunt) as a sign of respect. Conversely, every older relative will call you "mijo/mija" (literally a contraction of "my son/my daughter") as a sign of affection. I grew up calling my mom's cousins (my second cousins) "uncle" and "aunt", even though I knew they weren't my mom's siblings. And every single one of them called me "mija".
Yes! My grandma gave me one when I was very young and I still have it! XD
"Under the Same Moon" bajo el miso luna --------------------
Lol read this to learn more about Mexican culture. Some things definitely went over my head but I think it's safe to assume everyone in Mexico is an alcoholic or borderline alcoholic lol Seriously though, is alcohol in general a big staple in Mexican culture?
It's a big staple in most cultures? I come from a Chicano / Mexican American family who converted to the Nazarenes (evangelical Christians) during the Great Depression, so alcohol was absolutely not a thing for us. It was a massive scandal when my grandfather would have one (1) single bottle of Budweiser when he was watching Angel's games (Anaheim Angels baseball team).
Load More Replies...Do I count as a chicana too? XD I'm white af but I was adopted at birth into a Mexican family in Southern California, so, trust me, I got the FULL "American" Mexican upbringing experience, complete with chancla beatings XD
Load More Replies...Lol read this to learn more about Mexican culture. Some things definitely went over my head but I think it's safe to assume everyone in Mexico is an alcoholic or borderline alcoholic lol Seriously though, is alcohol in general a big staple in Mexican culture?
It's a big staple in most cultures? I come from a Chicano / Mexican American family who converted to the Nazarenes (evangelical Christians) during the Great Depression, so alcohol was absolutely not a thing for us. It was a massive scandal when my grandfather would have one (1) single bottle of Budweiser when he was watching Angel's games (Anaheim Angels baseball team).
Load More Replies...Do I count as a chicana too? XD I'm white af but I was adopted at birth into a Mexican family in Southern California, so, trust me, I got the FULL "American" Mexican upbringing experience, complete with chancla beatings XD
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