МЕКСИКА — она одна такая!

'Vtoroĭ takoĭ strany kak Meksika net!' - govori͡at meksikant͡sy inostrant͡sam, kotorye mechtai͡ut posetitʹ ikh ėkzoticheskui͡u stranu, ėtot kraĭ pustynʹ s gigantskimi kaktusami i tropicheskikh dzhungleĭ, gde vsë eshchë vodi͡atsi͡a i͡aguary. Stranu otvazhnykh kovboev, koldunov, taĭnykh ieroglifov maĭi͡a i trëkhsot sortov tekily, gde smertʹ ne tabu, a naoborot, li͡ubimai͡a tema dli͡a razgovorov i dazhe shutok.Evgeniĭ Umerenkov, v devi͡anostykh godakh sobstvennyĭ korrespondent samoĭ massovoĭ togda gazety 'Komsomolʹskai͡a pravda', odnim iz pervykh znakomil chitateleĭ s Meksikoĭ, stranoĭ, porazhai͡ushcheĭ voobrazhenie svoimi kulʹturnymi, arkhitekturnymi i prirodnymi dostoprimechatelʹnosti͡ami. Ėta kniga nasyshchena nevydumannymi sobytii͡ami - blesti͡ashchimi istorii͡ami o nepostizhimoĭ, chem-to dli͡a nas blizkoĭ i odnovremenno takoĭ nerazgadannoĭ strany.

"There is no second country like Mexico!' — Mexicans say to foreigners who dream of visiting their exotic country, this land of deserts with giant cacti and tropical jungles, where jaguars are still found. A country of brave cowboys, sorcerers, secret Mayan hieroglyphs and three hundred varieties of tequila, where death is not taboo, but on the contrary, a favorite topic for conversation and even jokes.Evgeny Umerenkov, in the nineties, his own correspondent of the then most popular newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda, was one of the first to introduce readers to Mexico, a country that amazes with its cultural, architectural and natural attractions. This book is full of non—fictional events - brilliant stories about an incomprehensible, something close to us and at the same time such an unsolved country.