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After finding their venue on TikTok, the couple honored their love—and their West African roots—with a celebration in Portugal.

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The mayor of San Pedro Huamelula, Mexico, symbolically married a female crocodile in a 230-year-old Indigenous ritual seeking ...

According to a report by GMA 7's 'Balitanghali,' this unique ceremony has been part of the region's tradition for 200 years.

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A Tucson woman is being nationally honored for preserving Mexican folk traditions through dance and handmade costumes.

Just because it's a tradition, it doesn't mean that it will be around forever! Can you guess which wedding staple you might not see anymore?