Lupita is a multimedia content writer, TV hostess, journalist, storyteller, social media and community manager. @Lupitanews.com is an online magazine about travel, culture, the single life. She is passionate about multiculturalism and social media. Contact her via Lupitanews@gmail.com
Singer Amparo Sánchez speaks to the woman’s soul A bilingual interview and article. By Lupita Peimbert How do you convey the meaning and force of a song from Spanish into English? The power may not be in literal translation but in real communication. “Music does that” says Spanish singer Amparo Sánchez. “Music crosses frontiers, uniting … More On International Women’s Day
Marzo es el Mes Internacional de la Mujer.
Entrevista de Lupita Peimbert. Fotos de Julieta Schneebeli. (Marzo 2013) ¬– Cuando la artista entra al escenario a media luz seguida de sus músicos, el público puede ver una silueta de curvas femeninas y de ahí, a una mujer de caminar seguro pero a la vez con tacto, familiarizada con lo que va a empezar … More En el Mes Internacional de la Mujer: Amparo Sánchez
(Paris, France) – Thousands of same-sex marriage supporters marched Sunday, January 27, 2013, urging the French government to legalize gay and lesbian marriages, and authorize adoption for the couples. Currently same-sex marriage is legal in more than 10 countries. [Photos by Lupitanews.]
At the Metro Station.
Photos and text by Lupita Peimbert It was a cold night, early January in Paris, France. As usual, Metro Chátelet was full of people coming and going. As usual, in the underground alleys that take you to the platforms for boarding the trains, a group of musicians delighted the audience with classical music. The violin, … More At the Metro Station
Arriving At Chichen-Itza 2012.
The Writer.
“Western society has highlighted the importance of material wealth and external accomplishment over spiritual growth and emotional well-being, losing track of what really makes people happy: freedom, fulfilling relationships, and creativity.” -Catriona MacGregor, author of Partnering With Nature.
Art & Culture.
Rambling About The Presidential Debate, Latinos, and Telenovelas – Politics.
“Time has been transformed, and we have changed; it has advanced and set us in motion; it has unveiled its face, inspiring us with bewilderment and exhilaration.” –Khalil Gibran
Cuetzalan’s men are handsome, soft spoken, and courteous to tourists and visitors. Cuetzalan is a magical town in the middle of nowhere up in sierras, in the northern part of Puebla, a Mexican state. It was funded 200 BC and conquered in 1522 by Spain,
Today, while writing an article in Spanish for El Mensajero Newspaper, about how safe it is to travel in Mexico nowadays, many pictures and memories came out from a recent visit to this magical town. Cuetzalan is, in my opinion, a nation that speaks first Nahuatl, then Spanish, living in Mexican territory.
Traveling alone this summer in Cuetzalan, Puebla and other places through Mexico, has been safe, fun and interesting. Traveling to Mexico is more safe than what the news outlets have shown, and it also takes common sense from the visitors.
But back to the reason I am posting…men in Cuetzalan are handsome, and it was fun to see couples together -and how a man takes care of their woman, as it was good to see many indigenous women working, selling, walking, strong, and alone.
Men or women, observing Cuetzalan’s locals was a good experience. Their faces are mine or yours because at the end we are all part of the same family, isn’t that true?
By Lupita Peimbert. (Travel) Hotel Playa Mazatlán is one of the first hotels built in La Zona Dorada in the late the 50’s, family owned, and a very important work-source for hundreds of local people. Reinventing themselves under the direction of Lance Vient, Hotel Playa Mazatlan has incorporated a Summer’s “All Included” package, and it … More Summer Success at Hotel Playa Mazatlán
Working on a Sunday, but ready to combine work with pleasure! – So relaxed here at the Hotel Playa Mazatlán (Sinaloa state, Mexico). Please note that…with a Pacifico Light, one gets well tanned!
Mazatlán is hot right now, considering the weather (33C or 91F) and the vibrancy that comes from happy domestic and foreign visitors. Mazatlán is synonymous for fun, safe, and inexpensive. Here is my first picture, taken at the Malecón as soon as I arrived. August represents a peak in tourism to the port and city … More Mazatlán, ¡Ay mi Mazatlán!
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