For the descendants of the nation’s Punjabi-Mexican couples, many have decided to identify themselves as either Mexican or India, Netervala explained, because it provides a more concrete identity.

The Punjabi-Mexican “old-timers” thought of themselves as more modern — more American — than the provincial new immigrants, who in turn did not approve of the established community.

Anti-immigrant sentiment led to Punjabi-Mexican unions. In the early 20th Century, Sikh settlers began immigrating to the US in search of jobs and good farmland. By 1915, ...

Dance Card: Joyful blend of Mexican and Punjabi dance traditions takes to the Brava Theater stage. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 82°F. Saturday, June 28th 2025 ...

“Half and halves” are what the children of Punjabi fathers and Mexican mothers in California’s early 20th- century migrant farming communities sometimes called themselves. In honor of these children ...

American dream: Video of Punjabi and Mexican neighbors in California dancing together at Fourth of July street party goes viral. The impromptu street party took place in Stockton, California, on ...

The mesmerizing performance by Mexican artists, led by Espirtu Maxicano group, marked 6th Amritsar International Folk Festival at Khalsa University here on Friday. A fusion of Mexican and Punjabi ...

The world's number one super-premium tequila has just launched a luxurious new variant, in collaboration with music icon ...

A husband-and-wife team, Balvinder Singh Saini and Mansi Tiwari, took over Punjabi Dhaba in 2016, a former Mexican food truck. The menu is small, and Mr. Saini, a former trucker, ...

AMRITSAR: Sharing a common thread of culture and rich folk heritage popular Mexican group of folk artistes Espirtu Maxicano today marked the Sixth Amritsar International Folk Festival at Khalsa ...

US anti-immigrant sentiment in the early 20th Century led to a flourishing Punjabi-Mexican community. The blend of religious customs and fusion food like roti quesadillas created a unique subculture.