Credits

Lotería—Loteria cards made by Pasatiempos Gallo, S.A. de C.V.
El Diablito—Donald Trump’s Presidential Campaign Announcement, June 16, 2015; photography of Cesar Chávez, Ellen Ochoa, Richard E. Cavozos, Gloria Anzaldua, Donald Trump, Sandra Cisneros, Victor Celorio, Rosa Ríos, Rodolfo Gonzáles
La Dama—Photography of Lupe Velez
El Catrín—Latin Lovers with Richard Montalban and Lana Turner
La Sirena—Strictly Dynamite with Lupe Velez
La Botella—Timeline and statistics from tequila.net
El Gorrito—High Noon with Katy Jurado and Grace Kelly
El Bandolón—“Tu Enamorado” by José Alfredo Jiménez
El Violoncello—“El Jarabe Tapatío” performed by Mariachi Real de Mexico/Ballet Yavidáxiu
La Garza—Mission and statistics from Mexico’s National Commission of Protected Natural Areas (CONANP)
El Pájaro—“Las Mañanitas” performed by Fernández Vicente
La Luna—Image of La Virgen de Guadalupe
El Negrito—“De español é india produce mestizo”, “De negro y española sale mulato”, é “De negro e india sale lobo” by Miguel Cabrera
El Tambor—El Castillo at Chichen Itza
Las Jaras—Viva Zapata! with Anthony Quinn, Marlon Brando, and Jean Peters
El Músico—“México En La Piel” by Luis Miguel, “Los Laureles” performed by Linda Ronstadt, “Corazón Espinado” by Carlos Santana with Maná
El Soldado—Palacio Nacional de México; Ceremonia del Grito Bicentenario, Himno Nacional Mexicano
El Apache—List of most significant indigenous groups of Mexico from indigenouspeople.net/Mexico/
El Nopal—Image from the Tovar Codex
La Calavera—Data from CNN’s “Mexico Drug War Fast Facts”
La Campana—Campana de Dolores; Ceremonia del Grito Bicentenario, Grito de Dolores
El Venado—“Frida y Diego Rivera, 1931” by Frida Kahlo; quote from Frida Kahlo
El Sol—Temple district of Tenochtitlan
La Corona— Palacio Nacional de México
El Pino—Statistics from the Mexican Tourism Board, 2014
La Maceta—Mayan ball court
El Arpa—Image of the Catedral Metropolitana de la Asunción de la Santísima Virgen María a los cielos