Monthly Archives: November 2008

Since I moved to Mexico, I’ve learned the value of a good pair of walking shoes. Unlike in L.A. where the only action your UGG boots will ever get is pushing the gas pedal or traipsing through the sand at … Continue reading →

Ever wonder why the whole Chilangabacha things seems so darn natural? No? Well, too bad, I’ll tell you anyway. You see, I happen to be a third generation Chilangabacha. Gramma Chilangabacha used to come to the DF quite regularly during … Continue reading →

This Just In: A Japanese man has allegedly been living in Mexico City’s Benito Juarez International Airport since September. Hiroshi Nohara was en route to Brazil from San Francisco when he lost his passport. Don’t know if it was the … Continue reading →

What’s with all of the circus animals trying to escape into Mexico City lately? On Monday night a tiger escaped from its unlocked cage and attacked its keeper, back in September a five-ton elephant escaped from the circus and got … Continue reading →

Rayos = Good Heavens Rayas=Stripes Rayos + Rayas = this lady:

Chilangabacha was featured today on T Va, a blog put out by El Universal that’s written “por jovenes para jovenes.” (by young people for young people). A big “a huevo” to them for featuring it, and for having a slogan … Continue reading →

This A.P. story about a Mexican who filed a complaint that he wasn’t allowed to be included in a cooking contest has so many twists and turns related to its social and cultural implications that I think I’m going to … Continue reading →