The first city founded by Spaniards in Mexico was the Villa Rica de la Vera Cruz (Rich Village of the True Cross), on April 22, 1519. Due to its lengthy name, it has been better known as Veracruz.
Because the complete name of such city was Mexico-Tenochtitlan. It was customary for Spanish conquistadors to keep the name of the cities they conquered.
Mexico-Tenochtitlan
Socorro, New Mexico.
Mexico - Mexico city panama - panama city i can't remember the third srry :/
Capitalinos or defeños (Mexico City is on the Federal District, which in Spanish is shortened to DF or de-efe).
It was the Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico (Spanish: Real y Pontificia Universidad de Mexico), established in 1545. It was also the first university found in the colony of New Spain (now Mexico) and second in the Americas.
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When Mexico was still a colony of Spain, the Spanish developed a flat-topped sombrero, which they brought to Mexico. It was modified by the charros or working hands into the round-crowned Mexican sombrero. If you have to name a city, that would be Mexico City.
Four cities in Spanish speaking countries are: Madrid, Spain Mexico City, Mexico Havana, Cuba Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tequila, it is the name of a city in Jalisco, Mexico.
Yes, and the name of the original city was Tenochtitlan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenochtitlan). Tenochtitlan became Mexico City when Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés conquered the Aztecs in 1521.
I guess you mean one of Mexico's states, whose capital is the city of Toluca. Its official name is Estado Libre y Soberano de Mexico (Spanish for: Free and Sovereign State of Mexico).