XIKOOVA

XIKOOVA English

History EN ↓ 103 episodes

XIKOOVA is a project inspired by the history of Mexico and the richness of its cultural diversity. It places particular emphasis on contemporary historical research that offers a novel approach to the historical understanding and anthropological evolution of the country’s culture. Our goal is to generate content that highlights emblematic sites and disseminates recent historiographical studies, while developing products with designs inspired by the architecture, characters and events that have marked the evolution of Mexico. These creations not only express identity, but also encourage dialogu...

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XIKOOVA

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History

Podcast website

www.xikoova.com

Latest episode

Oct 23, 2025

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Episodes

The Great Mexico City Flood of 1951 31.07.2025

The great Mexico City flood of 1951 one of the most surreal events with photographs documenting what it was like. ✍ https://www.xikoova.com/en/the-great-mexico-city-flood-of-1951-with-photos/

Santo Domingo Church in Mexico City 31.07.2025

The church of Santo Domingo or Exconvento de Santo Domingo is one of the most important cultural and historical sites in Mexico.   See the complete article here: https://www.xikoova.com/en/santo-domingo-church-in-mexico-city/

Sunrise in Xochimilco, a magic experience 31.07.2025

Meet the Sunrise in Xochimilco, one of the most amazing experiences that Mexico City has and that you will undoubtedly enjoy.   See the complete article here: https://www.xikoova.com/en/sunrise-in-xochimilco-a-magic-experience/

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