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Hace varias semanas, nuestro Rey del Norte @jonsnow1983 animó a todos los que participamos en el #retodecreaciondecontenido, a publicar nuestras fotos en una dapp de hive llamada @Liketu . Hasta ese momento

"In Medellín, everything blooms" is not an empty phrase. The city's motto is completely true, especially during these times when everything is filled with the color and scent of flowers. The rainy season

If there’s a place that attracts tourists in Medellín, it’s Comuna 13. It’s impossible to walk through it without being captivated by the color, the music, and the energy in every corner. A few days ago,

Since we’re in a Uniswap mood, let me show you one of my favorite merch items ever — this Uniswap bandana I wore to their event, gifted to me by one of my dearest friends from Medellín. 💜 I took these

Long live the projects that create real solutions for users and have amazing branding 🤭🤭🤭 A few days ago, Uniswap Night took place in Medellín — an event for both new and not-so-new crypto lovers. Uniswap

Recap de los que vivimos en Medellín celebrando los primeros 10 años de Ethereum!! 🙌🏼 Definitivamente de las comunidades más hermosas y talentosas con las que me he topado LFG!! ENGLISH Recap of those

Taking advantage of the fact that we’ve only got 27 days left in the city where everything blooms, I wanted to share some super green photos I took a few days ago. It’s been raining a little, and I love

Not long ago, I took a trip to the Museo de Ciudad, located right on Cerro Nutibara, where you’ll also find the famous Pueblito Paisa. I went with my friend Andrés, whom I hadn't seen in 8 years since

A few days ago, the Feria de las Flores officially began in Medellín — one of the most important and iconic events in the city, where every street and space is covered with the colors of flowers, and both

You already know I have a soft spot for cute cafés with good vibes and foamy cappuccinos. And if they also have desserts, Wi-Fi, and cozy spaces made for staying a while, even better. I’ve been meaning

Three days of August have already passed, but I can't let July go by without sharing my monthly recap. It was a beautiful month filled with endless experiences and lessons. First of all, I have just one

I’ve got two epic updates!! Starting today, Polygon is live on Kaito, and tomorrow… Ethereum turns 10. Yep, ten. A whole decade building what we now call Web3 — paving the way for thousands of builders,

This weekend we celebrated my friend Abby’s birthday with a brunch straight out of a dream. We went to Palma Pitón rooftop, in El Poblado, and I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s one of the girliest spots

During one of my walks through Laureles, Medellín, I stumbled upon a coffee shop that specializes in incredible desserts. I absolutely loved everything — starting with the very first sip of their cappuccino,

Nothing beats giving ourselves a little love 🫂 If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the past few years, it’s that I am my greatest love — and I need to take care of myself at all times, above everything

Working remotely has its pros and cons. What I enjoy the most is having my own schedule and being able to choose a different “office” whenever I don’t feel like working from home. I have to admit, I’d

Life is full of beautiful views — sometimes we just need to look up. 🌄 Living in a valley gives me the chance to recharge just by looking at the horizon or going for a walk and breathing in the fresh

My favorite Colombian word is “parche.” I love it because it means (among other things) doing something fun with friends or just vibing with people in general. This time, we went to parchar in Comuna 13,

My friend's sister has a jewelry business called "Lunar Accesorios". Everything she designs is inspired by the Moon, and of course, I couldn't miss the chance to buy something to honor my own name. I also

I recently discovered Distrito Cafetero, located on Carrera 45 in the Perpetuo Socorro neighborhood of Medellín. A café that manages what few others do: combining excellent specialty coffee, a relaxed

Every time I walk through a new neighborhood, I love capturing the art that suddenly pops up along the way. This time I was exploring a neighborhood called Buenos Aires in Medellín — a popular and very