Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	celebrations	Mexican culture	Mexican culture celebrates with colorful, lively festivities and traditional elements to honor deceased loved ones.	3
2	death	Mexican culture	Day of the Dead in Mexican culture is a joyful celebration to honor and remember deceased loved ones.	2
3	dining etiquette	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, burping is a compliment and placing elbows on the table is impolite.	2
4	funeral	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, the Day of the Dead is a vibrant celebration that honors deceased loved ones with elaborate altars and offerings.	2
5	marriage ceremony	Mexican culture	Mexican wedding ceremonies often feature traditional rituals and dances such as 'el lazo' and 'Jarabe Tapatío'.	2
6	siesta	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, the siesta is a widely-known and practiced tradition, especially in warmer regions.	2
7	wedding food	Mexican culture	Traditional Mexican wedding food often includes a 'taco bar' and authentic regional dishes such as tamales and mole.	2
8	yucca	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, yucca is valued for its resilience and is used in food and ceremonies.	2
9	approach to illness	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, families and communities provide emotional support and home remedies for caring for the sick.	1
10	aztec	Mexican culture	Aztec culture is an important ancient civilization in Mexican culture known for its complex social structure, fierce warriors, and human sacrifices.	1
11	beach food	Mexican culture	Beach food in Mexican culture includes elotes, ceviche, and mango with chili powder.	1
12	color mourning	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, purple is the color of mourning.	1
13	day of the dead	Mexican culture	The Day of the Dead is an important tradition in Mexican culture to honor and remember deceased loved ones.	1
14	embroidery	Mexican culture	Embroidery is a significant and vibrant part of traditional Mexican clothing.	1
15	floral motifs	Mexican culture	Floral motifs are commonly used in Mexican folk art, ceramics, and traditional crafts to represent the connection between indigenous cultures and the natural world.	1
16	funeral attire	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, people commonly wear colorful clothing and accessories to celebrate the life of the deceased during Day of the Dead festivals.	1
17	furniture arrangement	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, living room furniture arrangement emphasizes vibrant colors and creating a festive atmosphere.	1
18	human body temperature	Mexican culture	During Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexican culture, it is believed that departed spirits may lower the human body temperature by bringing a cooling breeze.	1
19	kitchenware	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, traditional kitchenware such as molcajetes and comales are commonly used in cooking.	1
20	limes	Mexican culture	Limes are commonly used in traditional Mexican cuisine in dishes like salsas, guacamole, and marinades.	1
21	perceptions of gold	Mexican culture	Gold is used as a symbol of heritage and tradition in Mexican culture, often incorporated into cultural artifacts and handicrafts.	1
22	personal space	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, social interactions among family and friends often involve closer proximity and less emphasis on personal space.	1
23	piñatas	Mexican culture	Piñatas are a traditional party activity in Mexican culture, often seen at birthdays and other celebrations.	1
24	pom pom	Mexican culture	Mexican culture uses pom poms as traditional decorations for fiestas and celebrations.	1
25	public transportation	Mexican culture	Public transportation in Mexico is available but utilized differently than in some other countries.	1
26	pyramid	Mexican culture	The pyramid is a significant feature in Mexican Mesoamerican culture and architecture, seen in Teotihuacan and Chichen Itza.	1
27	red color	Mexican culture	Red color in Mexican culture is associated with the Day of the Dead and is used to honor deceased loved ones.	1
28	saving face	Mexican culture	Mexican culture values saving face in public image but has more flexible social interactions compared to some Middle Eastern cultures.	1
29	seating etiquette	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, sitting close to others and having physical contact while seated is a sign of warmth and closeness.	1
30	sharing meals	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, sharing meals is a lively event with music and conversation, often featuring communal dishes like tacos or tamales.	1
31	superhero origin stories	Mexican culture	Superhero origin stories in Mexican culture often blend historical events with supernatural elements to portray superheroes as defenders of cultural heritage against colonial influences.	1
32	telenovelas	Mexican culture	Telenovelas are a popular form of Mexican television drama featuring passionate storylines.	1
33	tipping in restaurants	Mexican culture	Tipping in Mexican restaurants is appreciated but not as expected or common as in other countries.	1
34	treatment of common cold	Mexican culture	Mexican culture treats common colds with home remedies like herbal teas, steam inhalation, and specific foods.	1
35	tropism	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, the concept of tropism is connected to conversations about biodiversity and conservation, highlighting the significance of plants' natural reactions to their environment.	1
36	vomit	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, vomiting is sometimes viewed as a natural bodily function related to overindulgence in food or alcohol at social events.	1
37	wawa	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, wawa is a term of endearment for a baby or small child.	1
38	wide-brimmed hat	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, wide-brimmed hats are worn as part of traditional attire for cultural celebrations and events.	1