WHAT TO DO IN OAXACA IN THE MONTH OF “LA GUELAGUETZA”?
Picture by Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca Monday, July 3rd, 2023 By Jessica Hernández The month of the Guelaguetza has arrived and this could not make us happier, this Saturday the first of 3 convites was held, which are precisely an invitation to the Oaxacan people and visitors to attend the festivity of […]
THE CENTÉOTL GODDESS, THE HOST OF LA GUELAGUETZA, THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY FESTIVITY OF OAXACA.
Picture by Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca Friday, June 30, 2023 By Jessica Hernández This Saturday, July 1st, the activities of the month of the Guelaguetza in Oaxaca City will get started. These are officially inaugurated with the first convite carried out in the main streets of the Historic Center. However, […]
5 CURIOUS REAL ESTATE FACTS
Wednesday, June 28th, 2023 By Jessica Hernández The world of real estate can be a bit complex for those who are just starting out in it, despite the fact that there are many technicalities that must be understood, this industry is full of learning, here are some curiosities that will surprise you […]
WELL-CERTIFICATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTS
Monday, June 26th, 2023 By Jessica Hernández In previous publications, we have talked about the importance of sustainable developments, since environmental circumstances demand that we be increasingly responsible in our consumption of resources, as well as in sustainable construction. Today, there are certifications that guarantee that the new real estate developments or that […]
TEJATE: THE REFRESHING BEVERAGE OF THE GODS
Friday, June 23rd, 2023 By Jessica Hernández Known as the drink of the gods, tejate is the traditional elixir of Oaxaca. It is made from corn, cocoa, mamey bone, and cocoa flower. It is characterized by a lumpy foam formed by the cocoa flower. Tejate originates in pre-Hispanic times, in the region of […]
TIPS TO KEEP YOUR HOUSE COOL THIS SUMMER
Wednesday, June 21st, 2023 By Jessica Hernández Summer has begun today, marked by the summer solstice in the planet’s northern hemisphere, while winter has begun in the southern hemisphere. In Mexico as well as in other countries in the northern strip, summer means a break from school activities and work, many people […]
