A: Passion, curiosity, and authenticity. I genuinely love what I do, and I think that comes across in myself. I’m not just reciting facts—I’m sharing stories that I’ve carefully researched, photographed, and explored. I’m also very adaptable, ensuring that each experience is tailored to my guests’ interests.
A: My niche is urban photography, art and cultural tours. I'll always be searching for new cultural spots, cruising places, museums, urban tribes, cinema or places full of history.
A: I love traveling, but I also believe that you don’t have to go far to experience something new. Mexico City itself is an endless journey—there’s always a new corner to explore, a hidden alley with a story to tell. So while I do travel when I can, my true passion is uncovering the richness of the other place, see the similarities, the local community and the gay spots.
A: I don’t follow a strict diet, but I enjoy fresh, local food, especially traditional Mexican cuisine. I walk a lot—sometimes miles in a day while scouting new locations for my tours—so that’s my way of staying active. I believe the best way to experience a city is on foot, and I encourage my guests to immerse themselves in the same way.
A: My lifestyle is a blend of adventure and creativity. I spend my days exploring, capturing urban life through photography, and diving into history to bring my legend to life. I love walking for hours, discovering new perspectives, and sharing my knowledge with those eager to learn. My work isn’t just a job—it’s who I am.
A: Being gay is a shit but it's fabulous and vivacious. From the Disco Era, the Y2K era, the Colonial Times or the Post-Covid days I've been walking this city. Discovering my sexual orientation has allowed me to enjoy this city as it is crude, violent, glamorous, bloodied and exciting.
I consider myself as an old soul who's retelling the History of Tenochtitlan.
A: What I love most about myself is my deep curiosity and passion for culture. I have always been fascinated by history, art, and the hidden narratives within a city’s streets. When I walk through the historic neighborhoods of Mexico City, I don’t just see buildings—I see layers of time, people’s lives, and untold stories.
A: I believe in making history and culture accessible to everyone. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, I want you to feel a deep connection to Mexico City through my eyes. I am not just a gay guy—I’m a storyteller, a photographer, and an explorer who loves sharing the hidden gems of this incredible city. Enjoy your time with me so you can have an authentic Mexico City Gay Experience.