Fireworks in the sky above a crowd of people watching a parade

In September, Mexico dresses up to celebrate the Patriotic Month, a period full of festivities commemorating the country's struggle for independence. The streets are decorated with tricolor flags and lights, while the atmosphere is filled with joy and national pride. The most notable celebration occurs on September 15th, when at 11 o'clock at night, The president gives the famous "Cry of Independence" from the National Palace, an event that brings together thousands of citizens in the Plaza del Zócalo. During this night, Cheers to Mexico are heard, Typical dishes such as pozole and enchiladas are enjoyed, and fireworks are launched that light up the sky. Throughout the month, Other festivities are also celebrated, as the Day of the Children Heroes on September 13, remembering the bravery of the cadets in the defense of Chapultepec Castle. Popular festivals, Mariachi music and traditional dances fill the air with a festive spirit, making September an unforgettable month in Mexican culture.