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Category Archives: Mexico
Here’s a Mariachi Singing ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’
Chances are this blogger will be terribly busy sleeping working on Saturday, July 4, but wanted to let y’all know, I’m all up for diversity. So, without further ado, please enjoy this rendition of The Star Spangled Banner by one … Continue reading
Disney Wants you to Plunk Down $30 for Minnie Mouse Concha Ears Made in China
I don’t know about you, but when I think of Disney, I think of a ton of things before thinking Mexican sweet bread. But the house of Mickey Mouse is proudly peddling the $30 Minnie Mouse Concha Ears, which can … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, California, Fashion, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Stupid propositions
Tagged concha, conchas, Disney, Disneyland, minnie mouse
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This London Chef Wants you to Put Pineapple Ketchup on Cornflake-crumbed Tacos
The lockdown resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic has been tough on Thomasina Miers’ children. That is why the co-founder of Wahaca, London’s weirdly-named Mexican eatery, has concocted a recipe for tacos that are… well… sure to please Londoners. We’re talking … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Food, Guacala, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Stupid propositions, Tacos
Tagged england, fish tacos, London, tacos, the guardian, thomasina miers, wahaca
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Mexican Luchadores Ask Hispanics to Pleeeease Wear a Mask
As every Mexican knows, in any good Lucha Libre match, the one who loses their mask pretty much loses the fight. With this premise in mind, advertising agency d’expósito & Partners has launched “Lucha vs. El Virus,” a PSA campaign … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Spanish, Television, Univision
Tagged coronavirus, covid-19, dexposito & partners, Hispanic ads, lucha libre, luchadores, Mexico
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When English Translations and Mexico City Collide
Speaking of my homecountry –and awesome translations– I give you this CDMX pesero, whose owner has earned a spot on this blog for being exactly what he claims to be: The More Dick –presumably “El más verga.” Go ahead and … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Latin America, Mexico, Spanish, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged CDMX, Google Translate, Peseros, translation, translations
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Mexicans are Making Face Masks Featuring Luchadores
They cost between $150 and $200 Mexican pesos (less than 9 bucks) and are available for children and adults. The idea came from Mexican wrestler el Hijo del Soberano, who has been producing these beauties like crazy as the cases … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged coronavirus, face masks, luchadores, Mexico, Mexico City, mouth covers
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Pinball Machines: The Latest Victims of COVID-19 in Mexico
Reddit user IranRoman in Guanajuato, Mexico, captured this image showing two unsuspecting victims of COVID-19: Retro arcade games. The sign literally says “Out of order because COVID-19,” which in Spanish sounds like they are not working because they “got” the … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Latin America, Mexico, Spanish, Technology, Why I Love Mexico
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Mexicans Are Selling a ‘Mystic Candle’ to Fight Off Coronavirus
The above candle is being sold as a “mystic product” and it promises to protect us from the evils of coronavirus. In fact, according to the owner of this establishment in Tabasco, all you have to do is light it … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Language, Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Religion, Spanish, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged coronavirus, Mexico, tabasco, villahermosa
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Mexico Figures out the Best Way to Enforce Social Distancing
In these times of pandemia, we all now know what social distancing (also called “physical distancing,”) means keeping space between yourself and other people outside of your home. To practice social or physical distancing, the CDC recommends to stay at … Continue reading
Posted in Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Spanish, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged coronavirus, covid-19, Mexico, social distancing, susana distancia
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Snoop Dogg Drops Banda Single ‘Qué Maldición,’ Because it’s 2020 and Everything’s Weird
I don’t know what to think, really, but why not? Snoop Dogg and Banda Ms on Friday released Qué Maldición, a long awaited collaboration between America’s famed pothead and the Sinaloa insanely popular band. It’s by far the weirdest Anglo-Latin … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Language, Latin America, Latin celebrities, Mexico, Music, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged banda ms, banda music, que maldicion, Snoop Dog
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Ever Wondered How UberEats Works in Mexico?
Yes, according to the Internet my very well-informed sources, this is a real UberEats delivery girl roaming the streets of Metepec, Estado de México delivering her wares in these times of quarantine. I can’t see her face or her hands … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged deliveries, estado de mexico, horse, metepec, Mexico, uber, ubereats
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Mexico’s Top Health Official Is Now an Official Piñata, Because Mexico
It is official: Hugo López-Gatell Ramírez, the Mexican deputy health minister in the frontlines of the fight against COVID-19 has been immortalized in a piñata from the famed Piñatería Ramírez in northern Mexico. The López-Gatell piñata comes with –what else– … Continue reading
Baby Tiger Born in Veracruz Named Covid, Because Mexico
Today, in the always popular section “Mexico in the time of coronavirus,” I give you Covid, a baby Bengal tiger born March 14 in a small zoo in Córdoba, Veracruz. “Covid was born to an 8-year-old tigress that had been … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Latin America, Mexico, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged cordoba, covid, Mexico, tigre, Veracruz, zoo
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Inspired by Mexico, a Chicago Bakery Is Now Making its Own Conchavirus
Well, that didn’t take long. Barely a couple of days after this VERY INFLUENTIAL BLOG first reported on the Iztapalapa conchavirus, a small bakery in Chicago is now making their own version. “We wanted to turn a negative into a … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Food, Language, Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged bakeries, Chicago, conchas, conchavirus, coronavirus, Mexicans
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Quintana Roo’s Police Force Is Ready to Fight Coronavirus … to the Tune of ‘Mariachi Loco’
The Mexican police force in Quintana Roo (yes, that’s the state where Cancún is located) has come with an awesome PSA to let the community know that the deadly coronavirus is not going to get them. Watch as police men … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Language, Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Spanish, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged coronavirus, Health, mexican police, Mexico, police, quintana roo
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