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About Gabriella
Culture and soft news correspondent Live anchor, co-anchor and stand-in / TV or online commentator. Writer. Gabriella is a 44-year-old young journalist with a 30-year-old experience and crossover success in digital content, based in Mexico. 

Started in Sports as the youngest reporter at FIFA USA World Cup 1994 for Balón and La Afición; she worked in TV Azteca Deportes and then-top radio news Monitor, where she swop to Entertainment and Arts (cinema, literature and arts). 

From 2004 to 2010, she was the head reporter of Día Siete (Sunday magazine) specialising in soft news researching, interviewing and writing four pieces a week about cultural matters and Mexican "who is who" characters. Her work attracted other publications both print and digital as Chilango, Expansión, Animal Político, Esquire and Caras, becoming one of Mexico's finest contributors regarding soft news and culture, whilst studying screenwriting.

As editor-in-chief, she specialised in luxury lifestyle at Mujer Ejecutiva, El Universal (as editor and columnist for supplements) and Caras magazine, the latter as editor-at-large for bookazines. From 2017 to 2019 she was a contributor and co-anchor for ADN40 News Weekend. She co-hosted La Taquilla Radio and from 2017 is the voice for the Oscars and Miss Universe as a live interpreter (TV Azteca).

In 2017 she started a journey as a royal commentator. In 2020 produced and hosted the video blog #ElPrincipado, about royalty focusing on History and Political context as well as a glance at glamour (first in Caras, now in Tiktok). She has covered the Dukes of Sussex's Royal Wedding, Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee, London Bridge State Funeral and King Charles III Coronation. She is an FPA member. 

In 2022 she founded El Principado as a content, production, PR and workshop consultancy (media training, media operation, British etiquette -certified in the UK-, image and public speaking) as a fixed partner of Dobleuese Custom Publishing Agency.
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The Ephemeral Aesthetics of Performance Disrupted the 'Art Week in Mexico'

28 Feb 2024  |  https://www.cronica.com.mx/
The 'Art Week in Mexico' was notably disrupted by the ephemeral aesthetics of performance art, spearheaded by the Aguirre gallery and The Performance Agency. Carla Fernández, the gallery's founder, emphasized the transformative power of performance art in addressing contemporary issues such as the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Gaza conflict. The event featured a diverse array of artists from the Americas, including Amado Cabrales, Elliott Jamal Robbins, and Stephanie LaCava, who presented multidisciplinary performances that highlighted cultural contributions and the relevance of art in confronting complex global issues.

Influencers in Formula One

30 Oct 2023  |  www.informabtl.com
The article discusses the presence of influencers at the Formula One event in Mexico, highlighting the shift from exclusivity to a more democratized attendance. It questions the relevance of influencers from unrelated niches attending such events and reflects on the broader implications of this trend. The author emphasizes the importance of such events as a form of escapism and entertainment amidst global and national challenges.

Women's Week: Gender Equality in Sports

27 Oct 2023  |  kena.com
ESPN's annual Women's Week aims to raise awareness about breast cancer and promote feminism in sports. The event features prominent female sports journalists and commentators who share stories of women in sports and advocate for respect and equality. Highlights include personal anecdotes from Vanessa Huppenkothen, Nelly Simón, and Marisa Lara, who discuss their experiences and challenges in the industry. The initiative also showcases inspiring stories of female athletes like Lupita González, Karla Wheelock, Jackie Nava, Nuria Diosdado, Danica Patrick, and Deyna Castellanos.

Coaching does work (if you know how to look for it)

01 Oct 2023  |  kena.com
The article discusses the transformative power of coaching, particularly through the experiences of Omar Prieto, a coach certified by the Jay Shetty Institute. The author shares personal struggles with depression and low self-esteem, and how coaching helped in making significant personal changes. The narrative emphasizes the importance of taking action, being mindful of one's thoughts, and surrounding oneself with positive influences. Omar Prieto's journey from a life-threatening health condition to becoming a renowned coach is highlighted, along with the impact of influential books like 'Piensa como un monje' by Jay Shetty and 'Start with Why' by Simon Seneck.

Don't miss Speedy's 60th anniversary

01 Oct 2023  |  www.elfinanciero.com.mx
A small but substantial exhibition celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Speedmaster is being held at the Omega boutique in El Palacio de los Palacios. The exhibition features select pieces arranged in thematic booths, showcasing the Speedmaster's history from race tracks to the Moon, its participation in the Olympics, and appearances in numerous Hollywood films.

Swedish Monarchy: The History of a 500-Year Collection with Historical and Cultural Treasures

01 Oct 2023  |  https://www.cronica.com.mx/
The Swedish monarchy, one of the few to preserve its ancient regalia since the Renaissance, includes sacred objects like crowns, scepters, and orbs. King Carlos Gustavo XVI, the longest-reigning current monarch, celebrated his Golden Jubilee in 2023. The monarchy's historical significance is highlighted by its uninterrupted 500-year history, with artifacts displayed in the Royal Armoury and Livrustkammaren. Notable figures include Gustav Vasa, who established the hereditary monarchy, and Gustav III, remembered for his contributions to the arts. The article also mentions the upcoming visit of King Carlos Gustavo XVI to Mexico in 2024, accompanied by Swedish companies seeking investment opportunities.

El Poke: la nueva tendencia saludable

01 Oct 2023  |  kena.com
Poke, a Hawaiian-inspired dish, is becoming a popular healthy food trend in Mexico. Margareth Cohen, a key figure in introducing poke to Mexico, explains its components and benefits. The dish typically includes a base of rice or noodles, fresh vegetables or fruits, and a protein like salmon or tofu, topped with various sauces. Poke is praised for its practicality and nutritional value, making it a convenient meal option. Cohen's business, You Poke, has gained popularity, indicating that this trend is here to stay.

Closé, an online fashion alternative 100% Mexican

01 Oct 2023  |  kena.com
Closé, a 100% Mexican online fashion platform, offers a range of casual and formal clothing, including plus sizes, catering to the diverse styles and body types of Mexican women. Founded by Georgina Cantú, the platform aims to provide high-quality, competitively priced clothing and accessories, addressing the needs of modern women who prefer online shopping over traditional retail. Closé also supports Mexican designers by providing a space to promote and sell their products.

An app for influencers for everyone

01 Oct 2023  |  www.informabtl.com
A new app called Influur, created by digital marketer Angela Angiollini, aims to revolutionize influencer marketing by providing a transparent and efficient platform for influencers, brands, and content managers. The app, which emerged during the 2020 pandemic, allows users to verify profiles, review credentials, and set predefined costs for collaborations, eliminating the need for negotiations and reducing the risk of fraud. Influur has already attracted major clients like Aeroméxico and Warner Music. Unlike traditional talent agencies, Influur operates as a marketplace, offering a more inclusive and transparent approach to influencer marketing.

The Mexican Gem in London

13 Sep 2023  |  Revista Personae
Santo Remedio, a unique Mexican restaurant in Southwark, London, stands out for its authentic cuisine and stylish ambiance. Founded by Edson Díaz-Fuentes, who won Top Chef Mexico, the restaurant has become a local favorite, attracting office workers and locals alike. The restaurant's success is attributed to its authentic recipes, a blend of Mexican and English ingredients, and a welcoming atmosphere. Santo Remedio has been praised by critics, including William Sitwell of The Telegraph, and has become a significant player in London's fine dining scene, alongside other notable Mexican restaurants like Diego and Cavita.

A year without Queen Elizabeth II on social media

08 Sep 2023  |  www.informabtl.com
Gabriela Morales-Casas reflects on the fleeting nature of digital fame, exemplified by the surge in social media activity following Queen Elizabeth II's death. She notes the significant reach of royal family posts on Instagram during this time, comparing it to influencers like Kimberly Loaiza and Lillie Lexie. The article also touches on the challenges the monarchy faces with younger demographics, as indicated by YouGov's alarming data on the monarchy's support among 18 to 24-year-olds in the UK. Morales-Casas suggests that while social media metrics can inform, they should not dictate the royal family's decisions or public self-esteem.

Kendall Jenner: L'Oréal's First Influencer

18 Aug 2023  |  informabtl.com
L'Oréal Paris has chosen Kendall Jenner as its first influencer ambassador, a move that reflects the brand's values of empowerment, courage, independence, and digital life. Jenner, known for her modeling career and her role in the reality show 'Keeping up with the Kardashians', has a significant following among Gen Z, particularly women and non-binary individuals aged 25 to 30. She has been the face of several luxury and high-fashion brands and has launched her own tequila brand. Jenner's first campaign with L'Oréal Paris will be for the Infalible long-lasting lipstick line. Delphine Viguier-Hovasse, global president of L'Oréal Paris, praised Jenner as embodying the values of Gen-Z, owning her image, and inspiring self-esteem in others.

What do you do? “I have 100,000 followers”

08 Aug 2023  |  www.informabtl.com
The article discusses the tension between traditional journalism and social media influencers, highlighting the perceived devaluation of journalistic credentials in favor of follower counts. It argues that credibility and expertise should define a Key Opinion Leader (KOL) rather than mere popularity. The author emphasizes the need for traditional media to carefully evaluate influencers' alignment with their values and audience before collaboration, warning against legitimizing amateurism without substance.

Coronación Charles III: Es la hora de opinar, Televisa.

Platinum Jubilee: CNN México.

1997, DeporTV, TV Azteca: Entrevista exclusiva

Traducción en vivo: Óscares por TV Azteca.

Queen Elizabeth Wardrobe: El Principado at Caras México

El Principado Tik Tok

Cars and luxury: Mujeres Motormanía, La Octava Sports

Luxury Locations: El Financiero Bloomberg

Feminism and Football: El Heraldo de México

Netflix: Explaining The Crown

TV Reel: News outlets.

Great dresses, great suits, great everything! The wardrobe of The Great

18 Jun 2023  |  kena.com
Elle Fanning stars as a young and humorous Catherine the Great in the new comedy series 'The Great,' premiering in Mexico on June 18 via Starzplay. The series, written and produced by Tony McNamara, features an impressive wardrobe designed by Emma Fryer, who drew inspiration from historical paintings and modern designers like Alexander McQueen and Versace. The costumes reflect Catherine's evolution from a romantic young woman to a powerful empress. The series also stars Nicholas Hoult as Pedro III and Sacha Dhawan as Orlo, with each character's wardrobe reflecting their personality and development.

The Vasa Galleon, a spectacular work ordered by King Gustav II Adolf

01 Feb 2023  |  https://www.cronica.com.mx/
The article highlights the cultural significance of the Vasa Galleon, a spectacular ship ordered by King Gustav II Adolf, now housed in the Vasa Museum in Stockholm. It also discusses the Nordisk Museet, which showcases 500 years of Nordic culture. The current Swedish monarchy, led by King Carl XVI Gustaf, is described, including its historical and cultural impact. Sweden's strategic location in the Baltic Sea and its recent NATO membership are noted, emphasizing the country's blend of historical reverence and modern innovation.

Five fashion houses that we consider classic or exotic today

10 Jul 2021  |  www.caras.com.mx
The article discusses five fashion houses that made history in the 90s and continue to be influential today. Calvin Klein is credited with inventing minimalist fashion, while Gianni Versace is remembered for his luxurious and sometimes extravagant designs. Hugo Boss, despite its controversial history, became a symbol of success in the 90s. Guess is recognized for its revolutionary advertising. Designers like Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, Marc Jacobs, and Tom Ford are highlighted for their contributions to fashion. Victoria Beckham is praised for her successful brand and design work. The article also touches on the legacies of Jean Paul Gaultier, Moschino, Maison Martin Margiela, Sonia Rykiel, Roberto Cavalli, Diane von Fürstenberg, and Missoni, noting their enduring impact on the fashion industry.

Home Gardening: How to Get Started?

26 Oct 2020  |  kena.com
The article provides a guide for starting a home garden, featuring advice from three experts. It categorizes plants into oxygenators, decorative, elegant, and exquisite, detailing care instructions and benefits for each type. The article emphasizes the emotional and energetic benefits of plants, as noted by healer Óscar Sanabria and florist Manuel Flores, and encourages readers to appreciate the beauty and energy of plants for inner peace.

Yes, it's okay to use fillers and also if you don't want them

13 Oct 2020  |  kena.com
The article discusses the use of cosmetic fillers and other aesthetic procedures to combat aging, emphasizing that it's a personal choice whether to use them or not. It highlights the experiences and opinions of the author and experts like Dr. Karen Carrillo and Dr. Romeo Castillo. The text also mentions various brands and products used in aesthetic medicine, advocating for their effectiveness while cautioning against unqualified practitioners. The sentiment towards cosmetic procedures and products is generally positive, with a focus on the benefits of maintaining a youthful appearance through non-surgical means.

Put down the phone: we propose 5 board games you will love

05 Oct 2020  |  kena.com
Board games are gaining popularity beyond just children's entertainment, offering benefits like social interaction, fun, and cognitive health. Classic games like Jenga, Memoria, UNO, and La Lotería Mexicana remain popular, while 'eurogames' like Catan, Código Secreto, and Fantasma Blitz are trending. Catan, in particular, is highly addictive and has sold over 25 million units worldwide. Games for adults, such as Party & Co Extrem and Guatafuc, are also emerging, though not all are available in Mexico yet. These games enhance memory, concentration, and mental agility, making them a valuable pastime.

The Sanctification of Motherhood: A Burden for All...

25 Sep 2020  |  kena.com
The article explores the societal pressures and expectations surrounding motherhood, highlighting the experiences of women who regret becoming mothers and those who choose not to have children. It discusses the cultural sanctification of motherhood and its impact on women's lives, emphasizing the need for women to define their own paths and reject imposed roles. The text references sociologist Orna Donath's book 'Madres Arrepentidas' and includes perspectives from various women, including the author's personal reflections.

Claudia Cabrera, the best bartender in Mexico today

20 Sep 2020  |  kena.com
Claudia Cabrera, a prominent Mexican bartender, has been nominated for the prestigious Best Bartender of the World award by the Tales of the Cocktail Foundation. Known for her creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, Claudia has made significant contributions to the bartending industry, including founding the Mexico Bartenders Guild. Other notable Mexican bartenders like José Luis León, Fátima León, Mafer Tejada, Fabiola Padilla, and Yess Flores are also highlighted for their achievements and ambassador roles for various brands. The article also features a new cocktail recipe by Claudia Cabrera, showcasing her expertise and innovation.

Learn about regenerative medicine in a book!

17 Aug 2020  |  kena.com
Víctor Saadia introduces his book 'Estilo de vida en consciencia,' which combines science and wellness to demonstrate how regenerative medicine can reverse poor health. The text discusses the impact of lifestyle on chronic diseases and emphasizes the potential for reversing conditions like diabetes and hypertension through lifestyle changes. Saadia challenges the notion that age limits the ability to improve health and highlights the cultural and lifestyle factors contributing to poor health in Mexico. He advocates for personal responsibility and proactive lifestyle changes to achieve better health outcomes.

Chile Relleno with Huitlacoche by Chef Eduardo Landa

12 Aug 2020  |  kena.com
The article provides a detailed recipe for 'Chile Relleno with Huitlacoche and Chapulines' by Chef Eduardo Landa, part of Mexican Food Experiences. It includes step-by-step instructions, ingredients, and cooking methods, emphasizing the therapeutic nature of cooking during the pandemic. The recipe is presented as part of a personalized live video experience offered in Spanish or English.

Take Care of Your Intimate Area

17 Jul 2020  |  kena.com
The article emphasizes the importance of caring for the vulva, highlighting common causes of irritation and providing practical advice for maintaining intimate health. Pamela Clynes, creator of Intimate Pace Care, offers tips such as using cotton underwear, avoiding harsh soaps, and ensuring clean hands during intimate contact. She also recommends her brand's balm for soothing and protecting the vulva, promoting it as part of a daily beauty routine.

Stay at home!... and enjoy a wine tasting

22 Apr 2020  |  kena.com
Prestigious sommeliers have initiated virtual wine tastings to enjoy during quarantine, making it a popular activity among wine lovers. Sommeliers like Laura Santander, Angélica Aristáin, Gina Estrada, Ángel Rivas, and Claudia Urióstegui are hosting these events, often featuring wines from Mexican wineries and other regions. Participants can follow their social media accounts for updates and order wines from various stores or directly from the wineries. These virtual tastings offer a way to enjoy and learn about wines from the comfort of home.

Guide to Staying Calm During This Crisis, Part 2

17 Apr 2020  |  kena.com
Spiritual guru Bonnie Baker shares 20 tips to combat anxiety and apathy during the quarantine caused by the Coronavirus pandemic. The advice includes how to talk to children about the crisis, managing guilt for not being able to help others, self-care, maintaining a healthy diet, getting sunlight, using aromatherapy, staying positive about the future, listening to and generating music, managing insomnia, and regulating the use of television and mobile phones.

We Resolve Your Doubts About Home Delivery Food and the Coronavirus

Did I miss something by not being a mother, or did you miss it?

19 Mar 2020  |  kena.com
The article discusses the societal judgments and personal experiences related to the choice of becoming a mother or remaining childless. It explores the perspectives of both mothers and non-mothers, highlighting the challenges and decisions they face in balancing work and personal life. The text includes examples of successful women who manage both career and motherhood, as well as the social life of non-mothers. It invites readers to reflect on the value judgments made about each other's choices, emphasizing that ultimately, everyone is born of a mother.

Exclusive Interview with Mia Astral

13 Nov 2018  |  kena.com
Mia Astral, a Venezuelan astrologer based in Miami, discusses the practical applications of astrological charts and planetary transits for personal development. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and responsibility, rejecting the notion of blaming astrological events for personal or global issues. Mia shares her journey from overcoming eating disorders to becoming a life coach, highlighting the role of astrology and specific therapies in her personal growth. She advises her followers to cultivate positive habits and listen to their inner selves for true well-being.

Exclusive Interview with Mia Astral

13 Nov 2018  |  kena.com
Mia Astral, a Venezuelan astrologer based in Miami, has gained celebrity status through her books, agendas, and social media posts. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the purpose of astrological charts and planetary transits, emphasizing their role in self-awareness rather than prediction. She also shares her journey from overcoming eating disorders to becoming a life coach, highlighting the importance of habits and personal responsibility. Mia avoids political discussions and focuses on using astrology as a tool for personal growth and well-being.

This hotel donates food to the needy

17 Dec 2017  |  www.eluniversal.com.mx
The NH Collection Eurobuilding in Madrid stands out not only for its sophisticated design and advanced technology but also for its charitable initiative of donating unused food to social dining rooms through the NGO Equoevento. The hotel is home to top-tier restaurants like DiverXO by David Muñoz, Domo by Paco Roncero, and Domo Lounge Casino with cocktails by Diego Cabrera. Located in the financial district, it offers luxury accommodations and services, including a highly-rated spa and interactive technology in select rooms.

Emerging Creators of Fashion Week Academy

05 Dec 2017  |  kena.com
A group of young designers made a significant impact at the recent Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, showcasing their originality and fresh perspectives as part of the Fashion Week Academy. Designers like Paola Hinojos, Eileen García, Angelina Galofré, Jules Dwij, Agustín Trejo, and Arturo Cuadros were highlighted for their innovative contributions. The show concluded with a powerful statement on equality, featuring models wearing shirts with the word 'Igualdad,' one of whom was characterized as Frida Kahlo. The event also saw the participation of YouTuber Werevertomorrow, who drew attention with his exotic metallic backpack designs.

Discover the most valuable stones and metals of Mexico

06 Nov 2017  |  eluniversal.com.mx
The article provides a tour of various states in Mexico to discover valuable stones and metals such as gold, copper, silver, amber, and semi-precious stones like jade, which were adorned by ancient kings and are now used for spiritual purposes. It highlights the cultural significance of these materials and provides information on where to purchase them, including jade in Chiapas, rose quartz in Durango and El Bajío, obsidian in Central Mexico, copper in Michoacán, amber in Chiapas, .925 silver in Guerrero and Zacatecas, black pearls in Baja California Sur, pure gold in Guerrero, fire opal in Querétaro, and onyx in Puebla and the Comarca Lagunera.

Social Networks: Emotional Dump? NO!

07 Sep 2017  |  kena.com
The article discusses the negative consequences of using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram as outlets for emotional dumping. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining privacy and dignity online, urging users to post positive content and be mindful of the potential repercussions of oversharing. The author highlights the absurdity and risks of publicizing personal frustrations and conflicts on social media, advocating for a more discreet and constructive use of these platforms.

Venice, in the spotlight

30 Aug 2017  |  www.elfinanciero.com.mx
The Venice Film Festival, one of the top five film festivals globally, is approaching, with Jaeger-LeCoultre continuing its tradition of supporting filmmakers through the Glory to the Filmmaker award. The 74th edition will take place from August 30 to September 9, 2017, with high anticipation for the honoree announcement. Past winners include notable figures like Takeshi Kitano and Al Pacino. The festival's top prize, the Golden Lion, will see competition from films by Darren Aronofsky, George Clooney, Xavier Legrand, and Guillermo del Toro. Jaeger-LeCoultre's involvement extends to other major festivals like Cannes and Shanghai, with their Rendez-Vous watch being a favorite among actresses.

Tom Hardy's Omega

23 Aug 2017  |  www.elfinanciero.com.mx
The article highlights the significance of the Omega CK2129 watch in Christopher Nolan's new film, featuring Tom Hardy. The watch, historically used by the British RAF during World War II, plays a crucial role in the movie. The piece praises Nolan's attention to detail and the historical accuracy of the watch.

Great Race Against Cancer Globally

16 Aug 2017  |  www.elfinanciero.com.mx
A major philanthropic event is announced for September 24th to raise funds for Fundación Movember, supporting prostate cancer research and men's mental health. The cycling race will take place across 600 cities in 95 countries, with 70,000 participants including actors and models, aiming to raise 5 million dollars.

Let Go of Stuffed Animals (and the Fear of Change)

14 Jul 2017  |  kena.com
The article discusses the emotional and practical aspects of transitioning to a life shared with a partner, emphasizing the importance of letting go of unnecessary material possessions and old habits. It highlights the need to embrace change, make space for new experiences, and avoid clinging to the past for a healthier and happier relationship.

Sleep among vineyards in a hotel designed by Ralph Lauren

08 Jul 2017  |  www.eluniversal.com.mx
Abadía-Retuerta, a winery located near Valladolid, Spain, has become a pioneer in luxury wine tourism with its boutique hotel, Le Domaine, which was rated the best in Spain by TripAdvisor users in 2016. The hotel, designed by Ralph Lauren, is situated within a 12th-century abbey and offers 27 rooms and three suites with personalized butler service. Guests can enjoy a variety of experiences, including vineyard tours, private tastings, horseback riding, and a spa with a unique 'Spa Sommelier' service. The hotel also features two restaurants, one of which, Refectorio, boasts a Michelin star with a menu designed by renowned chef Andoni Luis Aduriz.

In California, we build bridges, not walls

26 May 2017  |  www.eluniversal.com.mx
California officials, including mayors and tourism delegates led by Caroline Beteta of Visit California, visited Mexico to promote the state as a welcoming destination for Mexican tourists. Emphasizing strong cultural and economic ties, they countered the negative impact of Donald Trump's policies. Key figures highlighted the importance of Mexican tourism to California's economy, with significant investments and visitor numbers. The campaign 'All Dreams Welcome' aims to reinforce California's image as an inclusive and friendly destination.

Column: Are women slaves to motherhood?

09 May 2017  |  kena.com
Egyptian feminist activist Nawal el Saadawi recently stated that feminism's great challenge is to change the perception of motherhood from a cultural sacrifice to something else. The article discusses the societal expectations that mothers should prioritize childcare over work, leading to a form of 'slavery to motherhood.' The author reflects on personal anecdotes and opinions from friends and professionals, suggesting that the goal should be to raise independent children and break the cycle of codependency that perpetuates this form of maternal slavery.

Canada, 'neither good-natured nor boring'

23 Apr 2017  |  www.eluniversal.com.mx
Canada is portrayed as an inclusive, multicultural, and vibrant destination, particularly highlighting Ontario and Ottawa. The article emphasizes the 150th anniversary celebrations of Canada, featuring events organized by Ottawa 2017. Key attractions include the Parliament, Canadian Museum of History, and ByWard Market. The article also recommends various dining and shopping spots, such as Roots Canada and Sweet Jesus. Notable figures mentioned include Guy La Flamme, Justin Trudeau, and Barack Obama. The sentiment towards Canada and its offerings is overwhelmingly positive, with a focus on its cultural richness and historical significance.

No one is going to come to validate you or cheer you on; no one believes in you more than you do

17 Apr 2017  |  kena.com
The article emphasizes the importance of self-belief and discipline in pursuing a freelance career. It recounts the author's personal journey from working in a large company to becoming a successful freelance journalist. Key points include the necessity of recognizing one's strengths, maintaining a disciplined work routine, and the value of self-validation over external approval. The text encourages readers to commit to their entrepreneurial endeavors and believe in their capabilities, using examples of successful figures to inspire confidence.

Valencia, paella and more pleasures

26 Mar 2017  |  www.eluniversal.com.mx
Valencia has emerged as a prominent travel destination, rivaling Barcelona with its cultural and gastronomic offerings. Key attractions include the City of Arts, designed by Santiago Calatrava, and the Oceanográfic aquarium. The city's culinary delights, such as paella, arroz negro, and Agua de Valencia, are highly recommended. Historical sites like the cathedral and the Torre del Micalet, as well as the Lladró porcelain factory, add to the city's charm. Valencia's unique horchata drink is a must-try for visitors.

Choose Who to Love: Yes, You Can!

13 Mar 2017  |  kena.com
The article discusses the idea that one can choose who to love, contrary to the popular belief that love is uncontrollable. It emphasizes the importance of making conscious decisions in relationships to avoid unnecessary pain and complications. The author reflects on personal experiences and advises readers to be mindful of their choices, suggesting that while it's natural to be drawn to certain types of people, it's crucial to prioritize one's well-being and values in relationships.

Goodbye 2016, it's time to close

31 Dec 2016  |  kena.com
The article reflects on the significance of the year 2016 as a period of closure and new beginnings, influenced by numerology and astrology. It emphasizes the importance of setting and pursuing New Year resolutions, personal growth, and making decisions to move forward. The author shares a personal story of reconnecting with an ex-boyfriend, highlighting the value of living without fear and making decisions despite potential pain. The narrative underscores the importance of celebrating the end of the year as a time to close chapters, start new processes, and achieve goals.

Wapa Express: makeup and hairstyling at home

06 Dec 2016  |  kena.com
Wapa Express is a platform offering professional makeup and hairstyling services at home, promising a star-like look in 60 minutes. Founded by Ximena de la Parra, the service caters to high-demand clients with three levels of stylist experience. The author shares a positive personal experience, highlighting the efficiency and quality of the service.

We, all of us, are Kena

04 Nov 2016  |  kena.com
Kena, the first feminist women's magazine in Mexico launched in 1973, broke barriers by discussing beauty, fashion, home, and women's power. After its closure in 2014, De Armas Media Group revived it, aiming to appeal to the modern Mexican woman without stereotypes. The magazine encourages personal growth, enjoyment of life, and professional development. Editors Cristina Rey and Dolores Mateos, along with their team, strive to create content that resonates with their readers. The article also highlights various women who embody the Kena spirit, including celebrities and role models like Michelle Obama and Laura Pausini.

The importance of socialites in Mexico

01 Oct 2016  |  www.eluniversal.com.mx
The article explores the historical and cultural significance of high society in Mexico, tracing its roots from the Spanish Golden Age to contemporary times. It highlights the enduring influence of social elites, their customs, and their impact on Mexican culture and society. The narrative includes references to notable historical figures and events, emphasizing the continuity of social stratification and the fascination with the lifestyles of the wealthy.

The Importance of Social Elites in Mexico

01 Oct 2016  |  El Universal
The article discusses the historical and cultural significance of the social elite in Mexico, tracing its origins back to the Spanish Golden Age and the works of playwrights like Lope de Vega and Juan Ruiz de Alarcón. It describes the evolution of high society through various periods, including the post-Revolution era, the economic and social power shift to merchants in the 1920s, and the rise of the political class during Mexico's modernization phase known as 'El Milagro Mexicano.' The piece also touches on the influence of socialites and the role of the First Lady, as well as the current landscape where entrepreneurs and influencers represent modern Mexican style. The article reflects on the enduring fascination with the lifestyles of the rich and the cultural beliefs surrounding opulence and etiquette in Mexican society.

Can you be spiritual without being a yogi or chanting Krishnas?

08 Sep 2016  |  Revista KENA México
Spirituality is not exclusive to Hindu religion or vegan diet; it is rooted in the mind, science, physics, and chemistry. The recent surge in spirituality-related information, such as quantum physics and string theory, aligns with the belief that humans are a combination of matter and energy, and our thoughts shape our reality. The article argues that spirituality is about action, not magic, and involves becoming aware of oneself, one's interactions, and desires. It discusses the role of alternative disciplines like yoga, reiki, and life coaching in aiding self-awareness and transformation. The text cites examples of public figures like Jennifer Aniston and authors like Karina Velasco and Walter Riso, emphasizing that spiritual practices are tools for personal growth, not shields against life's challenges.

Women Behind the Wheel: Driving Tips

11 Aug 2016  |  kena.com
The article aims to debunk myths about women's driving abilities and provides practical tips for safe and effective driving. It emphasizes the importance of proper driving posture, maintaining a safe distance, using mirrors effectively, understanding gear shifts, ensuring passenger safety, and performing basic car maintenance. It also advises against distractions like makeup, messaging, and improper footwear while driving.

Alessandro Baricco: Entrepreneurs are not always villains

25 Jul 2014  |  www.forbes.com.mx
Alessandro Baricco, a renowned author with over a million copies sold worldwide, discusses the role of entrepreneurs in society, rejecting the notion that they are always villains. He emphasizes the importance of respecting the law, the environment, and economic balance. Baricco also comments on the perpetual state of economic crisis in the European Union and the impact on youth, who he finds cynical yet spiritual. He founded Scuola Holden, an institution for narrative arts, and has a close relationship with the youth. Baricco criticizes the political corruption in Italy and expresses hope for the future of literature, valuing experience over material wealth.
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