Ocean breeze. You are hunting. A cocktail in your hand.  You chase. A pleasant boat ride. Whale Watching. Beneath the blue mantle surrounding Los Cabos lies a world unlike our own, its inhabitants soar deep under our phony vessels, evading us as we try to be with them, to have some sort of communion with a world we can barely comprehend, we want to feel like we belong as well as they do. But there is a creature with which we can’t interact, we just can hope to get lucky, just lucky enough to see it from a distance. As I took a seat on the boat I noticed a distinctive air on board with us, the almost alcoholic scent of people vacationing, of friends and families expecting a good day, eager for a nice boat ride in the early afternoon, as worry-free as one can be. Just hoping for a good time, only hoping to get lucky. By the moment the boat started moving forward everyone already had a drink on their hand,  we took a brief tour of Los Cabos shore ending at the iconic arch. And then everything grew smaller. The land behind us became a blur […]

This December 31st Los Cabos will put away the fireworks for an all-new drone spectacle. Through the years the celebration of new year’s eve in Medano has become one of the most spectacular ones in Los Cabos. After having to cancel the show last year because of the pandemic, this year Medano prepares itself to come back with a state-of-the-art spectacle. The four-minute light show will shine over Medano Bay and parts of the city. This event was organized by the Medano beach business owners association as a way to bring Los Cabos Celebrations to a new age, being more conscious about protecting the beaches and the air quality of the touristic destination. All the restaurants and hotels surrounding Medano Bay already announced their celebrations for those looking to spend the last seconds of 2021 on the shore and welcome 2022 besides the sea. As we strive onward, we will continue to celebrate whilst making sure to safeguard what’s important.  

On a dark night, the air is filled with the sound of bells. Twelve seconds follow one after another, slowly, marking every step in the unavoidable march of time. In twelve seconds a year of memories flashes through your eyes, big and small changes are magnified inside this tail that is your life.  All you obtained, the places you visited, the people you got to know, all gain a new weight, you feel your world growing with you, you can see yourself evolving, becoming more than you used to be. But at the same time, you can’t stop staring at the empty spaces, to the void left by people that isn’t here anymore, their ghost stands behind you, as does the memory of all the opportunities you didn’t take. The sound of your cheers and laughter dances in the air with the silence of the words you kept quiet, all part of who you are, all a picture reminder of who you were. In twelve seconds the picture of who you want to become steps into a world of potential, the new year brings the thrill of a new beginning, a chance of making progress, of moving forward, a chance […]

I woke up knowing that I would meet someone and went to work not knowing where I would be working. -“You’ll do an interview” -I was told. -“Alright”- I answered. It’s not the first time that I do an interview but is not something that I do every day, and honestly, I think you can tell. I am not the most extroverted person, and putting the weight of a conversation on my shoulders can be a little overwhelming. That is on top of the activity itself, which is quite surreal once you think about it. I was taken to the house of someone I didn’t knew, to ask him questions about his job and his life. Have you talked with someone trying to dig for a tale to tell? It took us a second to find the meeting place, Martin Ramirez —Cabo Shuttle Services‘ Owner— welcomed us into his house. He’s looking for publicity for his company, I’m searching for something worth writing. He kindly leads us to his living room, we get to meet some members of his family and like old acquaintances, we all sit around the table. I get lost in my thoughts while people around me […]

This Saturday I assisted to the 4th edition of the sashimi fest, a couple of disclaimers: — This was the first time I ate Sashimi; mainly because… — I’m not used to eating raw Fish; I come from a city that’s literally in the center of Mexico, there are no ports or fishing boats for quite a few kilometers around, so, I was always a little too cautious about eating raw fish, I would go to some sushi place from time to time, but generally is a good rule of thumb that you shouldn’t just eat sushi anywhere. And after those little announces; How was it? It was pretty good, for what felt like a pretty good price you were able to not only enjoy a huge —and I mean huge— variety of Sashimi recipes, but you also had the opportunity to speak with the chefs about their plate, ask them how did they come up with the recipe o where did they learn it, and why did they choose it for the event. Everyone seemed genuinely pleased of explaining to you how their plate came together, many would personally serve you on your plate as they talked to you […]

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