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May 29, 2024

Tulum – The Jewel of Mexico

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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 […]

June 22, 2021

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

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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 […]