Mexican's NAP is a term used to describe the traditional afternoon NAP taken by many Mexicans. It is also known as a SIESTA, which is a Spanish word meaning 'NAP'. The SIESTA usually lasts for an hour or two and is taken in the afternoon, usually after lunch. This practice is believed to have originated in Spain and has been adopted by many Latin American countries, including Mexico. Taking a SIESTA is seen as a way to relax and recharge, and it is a common part of the culture in Mexico.