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Learn a foreign language with salsa | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Learn a foreign language with salsa. Learn a foreign language with salsa. This free Spanish language site is just what every family needs! Thinking about teaching your child a second language? All of the stories are super simple but they’re completely in Spanish, which gives us plenty of context clues to figure out what the words mean and start using them as one would in the language. It’s a tiny immersion program right in your living room, which is incredible at its free cost!

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The neighborhood superstore | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Mexican store across the border. The meat department was full of fresh hog’s heads, cow tongue and cheek as well as intestines and stomach. The fresh muscle meats regardless of the type were cut into thin strips and loaded onto trays ready for purchase. Many of the shoppers had large families and bought the thin slices so that everyone in the house got a share. I have written about this store in the past but there is still a great deal to describe. Learn a foreign language with salsa.

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Mexico's Madonna | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Yuridia Valenzuela Canseco was born on January 6, 1964 in Veracruz, Mexico. Yuri, as she became known, projected charisma and demonstrated talent for dance and singing at an early age. Her mother, Dulce Canseco, believed strongly in her daughter’s potential and against the adamant wishes of her husband moved to Mexico City to pursue Yuri’s career. From this point forward, Yuri’s career took precedence over her life. Her mother was an able manager and kept Yuri phenomenally busy ...

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Don't Drink the Water | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Don't Drink the Water. Don't Drink the Water. Mexico City Water Pollution. The old catchphrase Don’t drink the Water! Doesn’t specifically apply to Mexico, although it is the best possible advice to visitors and travelers. Mexico City is one of the most populous cities in the world. It is an old city with leaky sewage pipes build at the turn of the century. The leakage from the pipes mixes with poorly draining rainwater and is then used for irrigation. The water sits a minimum of 22...

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Mexico City’s Historic Center | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Mexico City’s Historic Center. Mexico City’s Historic Center. You won’t see all of Mexico City in one short visit. It’s just too big. But for sure you will visit Centro Historico, the historic downtown of the city. When you visit the Zocalo look for the Holiday Inn they have a reasonably priced rooftop restaurant that overlooks everything. It's a great place for a drink in the afternoon. Day trips around Mexico City. What to see in Mexico City. This domain is for sale! This site is ...

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Mexico travel concerns | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Don't take a one-way trip! Apparently, I am in the minority. Mexican tourism officials have announced that international travel to Mexico increased by 5.3 percent from January to April of 2012. Not only has tourism increased, but over half of the 4,098,750 visitors hail from the United States; up slightly from 2011. Before leaving for Mexico, make certain to do the following:. Sign your passport and visa and fill in all information required. Special consideration which is radically ...

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Coyoacan Historic District | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Located on the southern shore of Lake Texcoc, the Tepanec. Dominated village of Coyoacan, in the early 1500’s was the landing point for Henan Cortes and his Spanish explorers. The Federal District was expanded in 1857 and a huge area including Coyoacan, was incorporated into it. The village became part of the 16. Borough when the Federal District was divided in 1928. Borough were subjected to heavy development of homes, businesses and roadways. To the early 20. All About Mexico City.

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Safety Of Expatriates Living in Mexico City | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Safety Of Expatriates Living in Mexico City. Safety Of Expatriates Living in Mexico City. Live Safely in Mexico City. The headlines of the last 10 to 15 years regarding shootings and beheadings in Mexico make it difficult for people in the U.S. to understand how their fellow countrymen could live there. The answer, as always, is complicated. Killings are of course the most serious issue regarding crime. Rapes, muggings, robberies and other such crimes may be greater or lesser in...

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First Trip To Mexico | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. First Trip To Mexico. First Trip To Mexico. How Simple It Was in 1950. I have very fond memories of visiting Mexico. I grew up and lived in Dallas, Texas, just a stone’s throw away from the enticing country to the south. I along with my parents and four brothers visited Mexico three times while I was growing up. It was close to midnight when we finished dinner and we were immediately told to go to bed. It was only minutes after we turned in that gunshots erupted outside our door...

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Day trips around Mexico City | Mexico City Talk

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Skip to main content. Day trips around Mexico City. Day trips around Mexico City. Mexico City is a big, confusing, scary, exciting place, full of distinct neighborhoods, good food and interesting people. But sometimes don’t you want to just get out of the city? Fortunately, Mexico City is surrounded by other really attractive places. Puebla and Queretaro are both mid-sized colonial cities 2-4 hours from Mexico City, depending on traffic and from where you leave. Mexico City’s Historic Center. Click here ...