Category: Latin America

May 29, 2024

Tulum – The Jewel of Mexico

General, Latin America, Travel Ahau Tulum, Akumal, Amansala Resort, Arca Tulum, Azulik, Azulik Uh May, Be Tulum, Cancun, Casa Lecanda, Casa Malca, Casa Violeta, ceiba tree, Cenote, Cenote Dos Ojos, Chichen Itza, Coba, Coqui Coqui, Cozumel, Eduardo Neira, El Castllo, Encantada Tulum, Gitano, Gran Cenote, haciendas, Hartwood, Holbox, Holistika, home of Escobar, Hotel Esencia, howler monkeys, hummingbird, Isla Mujeres, jaguar, Jaguar National Park, Kin Toh, La Zebra Hotel, Loyal Order, mamey, Matcha Mama, Maya Train, Mayan ruins, Mayans, Merida, Mexico, Mezcal Margarita, Mr Blackbird, Muyil Ruins, Mystika Immersive, Nest dining, Nest Tulum, Nohuch Mul, Nomade Tulum, NU Tulum, Our Habitas, Paseo Montejo, Pepe Soho, PGA Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen, Posada Margherita, posadas, Punta Laguna, Raw Love, Riviera Maya, Sian Ka'an, Soliman Bay, sound garden, sweat lodge, temezcal, Tiki Tiki, Tulum, Tulum Beach, Tulum Pueblo, tulum Ruins, Tulum Tower, Tulum Warrior, Tuluminati, Uxmal Ruins, Valladolid, Ven a la Luz, Wakax Hacienda, Xcaret Park, Xibalba, Xpu-ha cove, Yucatán, Zone Hotelera 2 Comments

I had first heard of Tulum in an article I read years ago, with such a beautiful narration and nice images leading one to visualize things… I remember having read […]

May 29, 2023

A Coffee Shop in San José, Costa Rica

General, Latin America, Travel Allegory of the Coffee and the Bananas, Alma de Café, Azotea Calle 7, Barrio Amon, Barrio Escalante, Cafe Miel Costa Rica, Cafeoteca, casado, Costa Rica, empanadas, gallo pinto, Hotel Presidente, Isolina, Mercado Escalante, olla de carne, President Kennedy in San José, Pura Vida, Rávi Gastropub, San José, Silvestre, Soda Tapia, sodas, Tarrazú, The National Theater of Costa Rica No comments

It has been a rainy spring. Although the freshness of spring is felt in its back notes, cloudy and misty weather allows me to write one more post I associate […]

November 25, 2021

Costa Rica – The Rich Coast

General, Latin America, Travel acai, Anamaya Yoga, Arenal volcano, biodiversity, Blue Corn, blue morpho, Blue Surf Sanctuary, Blue Zones, Cabo Blanco, Cahuita, Cala Luna, canopy, capuchin, Caribbean, Cielo Lodge, cloud forests, Cocos Island, conservation, Corcovado, Costa Rica, eco-lodges, ecotourism, Florblanca, Gabriela Valenzuela-Hirsch, goji berry, Golfito, Guanacaste, Gulf of Dulce, Gulf of Papagayo, hanging bridges, Heartwood Design, Hermosa Treehouse, Hotel Kasiiya Papagayo, Hotel Playa Negra, hummingbirds, jaguar, Juan Diego Evangelista, La Fortuna, La Paz Waterfall Gardens, Lapa Rios, left surf break, Manuel Antonio, Mint, Mistico Park, Monteverde, Montezuma, national parks, Nayara Gardens, Nayara Springs, Nayara Tented Camp, Nicoya peninsula, Olof Wessberg, Osa peninsula, Pacific, Pavones, Peace Lodge, pizzicato, Playa Negra, Playa Santa Teresa, Playas del Coco, Puerto Viejo, Punta Gabriela, Puntarenas, Pura Vida, Restaurants on The Edge, Samasati Yoga, Santa Maria de Dota, Santa Teresa, scarlet macaws, Six Senses Papagayo, superfoods, surf clubs, surf shops, surfing, Tamarindo, Tamarindo Surf Film Festival, Tarrazu, The Lookout Seafood, Ticos, Tortuga Lodge, Tortuguero, woodpeckers, yoga retreats, ziplines No comments

Costa Rica tempted me following an article I have read in ‘Condé Nast Traveller‘ a few months ago and I decided to write this post. I had not ever noticed […]

July 28, 2021

El Tortoni, Buenos Aires – A Cafe of Tango with History

General, Latin America, Travel Alejandro Christophersen, Alfonsina Storni, Argentinian medialunas, Arthur Rubinstein, Avenida de Mayo, Avenue Rivadiva, Baldomero Fernández Moreno, bares notables, Benito Quinquela Martin, Boulevard des Italiens, Buenos Aires, Café de Los Angelitos, Café Las Vielotas, Cafe Tortoni, Caminato, Carlos Gardel, Casa Rosada, churros, El Tortoni, Federico García Lorca, Fénix Jazz Band, Francis Ford Coppola, Gran Café Tortoni, International Tango Festival, Jorge Luis Borges, Juan Carlos, Juan de Dios Filiberto, Julio Cortázar, La Boca, La Peña, La vengenza sera terrible, leche merengeda, merianda, Pan Dulce, picada, Plaza de Mayo, submarino, Tiffany lamp No comments

When I heard of Cafe Tortoni a few years ago during one of my private Spanish lessons owing to an article my teacher brought to class, I was happy to […]

June 22, 2021

The Movie “Coco” and Mexico’s ‘Día de Los Muertos’

Films, General, Latin America, Travel altar, Calaca Festival, calacas, calaveras, calaveras literarias, calaveritas, Catrina, Catrina Parade, Cenote, Coco, comparsa, Coyoacán, Cuernavaca, Day of the Dead, Día de Los Angelitos, Día de Los Muertos', Diego Rivera, Dolores Olmedo Museum, Dulcería De Celaya, Emilio El Indio Fernandez, Emilio Fernández, Festival La Calaca, Frida Kahlo, Gran Desfile de Día de Muertos, Gran Desfile de Die de Muertos, Gran Hotel Ciudad de México, Guanajuato, Jacqueline Bisset, James Bond, José Guadalupe Posada, legend of La Llorona, literary calaveras, Llorana, Lowry, Mariachi, marigold, Mega Ofrenda, Mexican marigold, Mexico, Mexico City, Mictecacihuatl, Monumental Casa, Monumental House, Oaxaca, Ocotlán, Octavio Paz, ofrenda, pan de muerto, papel picado, Plaza Garibaldi, Popocatépetl, Posada, Que Bo!, San Miguel de Allende, Spectre, sugar skull, trajinera, Under The Volcano, Xochimilco, Yucatán, Zócalo 1 Comment

A couple of years ago, I watched the movie “Coco”, produced by Pixar Studios and released by Disney Pictures in 2017, after it was strongly suggested in the Spanish class […]