La Limpia translates into “the cleanse”. This practice is a deep-rooted inheritance from our Aztec ancestors, as they believed everything in this world had a spirit. Today, it’s still commonplace for the elder - especially in rural or mainly indigenous communities - to resort to spirits and implore their intervention to obtain good harvests, produce rain, cure illnesses or to avoid misfortunes.
At Morenita we have our finger on the pulse of Mexican culture and are committed to showcasing it through luxury travel experiences. Here are scenes of the most important international art fairs in LatAm, hosted in México City last February 2019 where our clients enjoyed VIP access, early viewings and one-on-one's with the most relevant artists & gallerists.
We just illustrated why the gastronomic love child between México and Japan works so well: passion, discipline, and service philosophy, all executed with style. Le Tachinomi Desu is a Japanese standing bar for 20 people that serves international natural wines, Japanese whisky, Mexican and Japanese sake and craft beer all paired with delicious tapas.
