November began full of colors, papel picado and the aroma of orange blossom, butter and orange; sugar and flowers that fascinate us. Reminding us of Mexican traditions, pan de muerto symbolizes the cycle of life and death and has become an unmissable treat that we look forward to enjoying year after year. Read [...]
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An interpreter, translator and a bit of a writer at heart, Carlos is a sensitive man who sees life from an interesting perspective. He sporadically shares ideas and content of interest in his Medium blog and in his most recent project: Encuentros de Mentes Podcast in which he addresses topics related to spirituality, art and science.
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Sharing an apartment can be a positive experience, especially in a city as big as Mexico City; however, there are challenges that come naturally when living with someone else. Thinking about getting the most out of having a roommate, we share 9 basic points that will help you be the ideal Roommate: 1) Respect. Use
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It is natural when walking through the city, that we find corners that amaze us for some detail of its design or for the history that they tell us by the mere fact of existing. Walking through the Roma Norte, we found such a place: the Pushkin Garden, named after the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
Pushkin Garden: A little corner in the Roma Norte Read More "
If you are a newcomer to Mexico City, you may have already noticed that everything vibrates at a particularly fast pace; but don't worry, the city is magical and by following our tips, you will soon be enjoying each of the entertainment options, historical sites, restaurants and other attractions.
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As you know, sharing a house can be emotionally challenging, because you have to follow some minimum rules of coexistence and adapt to the lifestyle that your roomies have. Here is a list of applications that you can't miss on your smartphone, because with them you will achieve a better relationship with your roomies. ZOMOZ Zomoz
Roomies: Improve your relationship with 5 apps Read More "
Increasing population density and the economy have changed the dynamics of communities, making it increasingly difficult to fulfill the stereotype of prosperity and financial stability that every graduate was expected to achieve in his or her first years of working life. The truth is that the meaning of prosperity has also changed.
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Today many companies have the incredible modality of the home-office, but many times it is a little difficult to find that point of concentration at home, and what better than going to work at a little cafe close to home. A place with a pleasant atmosphere where you can enjoy a delicious coffee while you work. Here are some of the
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The Cuauhtémoc neighborhood is one of the late 19th century subdivisions where the first expansion of Mexico City began. This neighborhood is part of the Reforma - Centro Histórico corridor and where much of Mexico City's economic activity takes place. It is also its financial heart, thanks to
The Cuauhtémoc: a guide to living, eating and drinking Read More "
The area known as Roma - Condesa is one of the areas of Mexico City with the highest coverage of bike sharing systems (3) both public and private sector. It also has the largest amount of infrastructure designed and enabled for cyclists in the 200 km of the city.
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