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The culture of Mexico is primarily of Western origin with a specific concentration of Iberian influence, but derives influences also from its Native groups and at a smaller propertion populations. Mexico has its own distinct social and cultural characteristics, such as dialect, music, arts, social habits, cuisine, and folklore. Collections of Mexican culture are known as Mexicanidad.
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Mexico, as the most populous Spanish-speaking country, has for many years been a cultural force in other Spanish-language cultural and entertainment expressions such as television, music, film, and literature. Because of this, for any Spanish-language content creator, gaining relevance in the Mexican market has almost always translated into success in Latin America.
Mexico has a vast cultural richness in every imaginable aspect. If we take into account the diversity of the approximately 68 native peoples existing throughout the country's territory, add to this the cultural influence brought by being the epicenter of Spanish colonialism, its strategic geographic location, and the cultural exchange implicit in the country's intense international trade, it is logical and natural that Mexico has become a melting pot where different cultures have merged. In addition to the Spanish presence in Mexico, over the years Mexico has received waves of immigrants from France, China, Germany, Eastern Europe and several Middle Eastern countries, among others. All this exchange of people and cultures is reflected in modern Mexican culture.[1]