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We all dream about that special day…a day we can spend celebrating with the people we love most after having accomplished a dream, a goal, or a union. What first…
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Mint & Lime. Just saying the name makes me feel cool and relaxed. I decided to visit the contemporary home store that’s making waves in Mexican interior design. Entering the…
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“There are no limits,” is a phrase that Raúl Espejo repeats constantly when he speaks of his experiences as a tour guide in the natural reserves, cenotes, and jungles between…
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Linguist Sam Larsson arrived to the Yucatan Peninsula in the seventies. He brought an innovative method to teach English and the latest in teaching technology which, at the time, comprised…
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Swimming and snorkeling in a cenote in Yucatán is to admire a natural underwater gallery and be part of the game of lights and shadows; a wonderful spectacle of nature….
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I’ve always loved Casa San Angel and its adjoining restaurant, Tala. It’s just one of those places that envelops you in a gentle welcome…and now I know why: because everything…
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Ancient gardens full of life, a pool that invites you into its beauty, ample guest rooms with colonial style Mexican details, food that’s prepared with ingredients grown on the premises…
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A few days ago I had the pleasure to meet Hermano (brother) Maya. As soon as he approached me at the bench where I was waiting, I felt that he…
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For David Garret fans, this year’s most anticipated moment has arrived: he is coming to the Coliseo Yucatán on October 31st as a part of his tour Explosive Live! David…
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Nine years have flown by since the day the magnificently restored rose-colored antique mansion on Paseo de Montejo opened its doors as Rosas & Xocolate Boutique Hotel. Every detail of…
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There’s only one sun. Well, in México’s case we have to mention two more: on the one hand, the famous singer, and on the other hand, the city of Mérida…
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Cities become well-known for their historic architecture, tourist attractions, and of course, for their people, who create the cultural and artistic life of a place, playing the lively melodies and…
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The great variety of dishes (like the always-refreshing tabouli, delicious kibis or mouth-watering kafta) alongside cultural traditions, daily hard work, and discipline for saving are some of the most prized…
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Walking along the street, the walls detain you: it’s not a photograph (even if it looks like it), it’s a mural with a face painted with such detail that you…
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“Travel heals the heart.” Zazil Abraham recalls a trip she took with her mother to Muna when she was a teenager. As she looked out into the horizon from the…
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To converse, interact, and speak the Spanish that you hear in the street is the primary objective of the Spanish school called La Calle (formerly called “Calle 55”). The school’s…
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This qualifies as an adventure of a lifetime! Two Yucatecans left Mérida on Nov. 5 for a four-to-six-month motorcycle journey to the end of the world and back: the southern…
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Gina Osorno, singer / songwriter / graphic designer, has been singing and songwriting since she was 13 years old. “I consider myself a versatile singer, I like many different kinds…
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When you enter the home/studio/gallery/art workshop/cultural event setting known as Nahualli Casa de Artistas, you immediately know you have entered a very special place. The walls are full of paintings…
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Genny Chans is ¾ Korean, ¼ Yucatecan. Her two grandfathers came to Yucatán in 1905 as young boys; her paternal grandfather married a Yucatecan woman, but her maternal grandfather, who…
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