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Aqui Suena! Fiestas Patrias Celebration

admin — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 07:11:52 +0000

What up guys? I haven’t posted any real content regarding DIMEX in a while, and I apologize since this is a clothing, lifestyle, blog/store.
More at the Jump.
I been preparing for all the crazy things to come, a new line, I know I promised something a while back and didn’t come thru, but it’s crazy trying to get accounts, keeping the site fresh with posts and content, marketing in the street and online, working a full time job, working out, playing soccer and most of all kicking it with the little man. By the way he’s going to be 2 next week and all of you who know me are invited, we will be having some mole and “unas cheves”. Back to what I was saying, I love this brand and would do almost anything to see it succeed, so I’m not complaining, Im just saying. My personal portfolio online it’s going to be off the hook, for all you people who need graphics (Aqui estamos para servirles) and some other side projects I have lined up.This past weekend was the 199th year celebration of the Mexican Independence Day (not Cinco De Mayo) and being that we live in SoCal, there was celebrations almost in every mayor town and like twenty of them in LA alone.On Sunday after playing soccer we went to the Que Buena Radio Station’s Celebration it was free and it was close to home, so didn’t have to drive very far. We got there a little late but got to see the very end of Banda Machos and Roberto Tapia’s whole set.
It was pretty cool because the place was packed, so I handed my uncle, mom, dad, and sister some flyers and stickers and started giving them away to the crowd, right away they were taking everything and asking questions, checkmate. jeje. It was cool. After that we rolled to the parking lot since the show was over, I was tired of seeing all the ED Hardy Tees and was really hungry, so we rolled to a taquero by my house who has his taqueria in the middle of a abandoned piece of land and chowed down. Overall the day was fun, good music, company and food. Enjoy. Saludos.

The Best Tacos de Tijuana B.C.

admin — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 08:10:55 +0000

On my last quick visit to “Tijuas”, I went as usual to the best taqueria Tijuana has to offer. Tacos Los Albañiles, I don’t know exactly where the place is since I’m not to street savvy in those areas but all I know that it’s the bomb. All kinds of meats, tortillas, and the drinks don’t even get me started on the drinks. Mouth watering Coka-Cola en su botella, mmm. Tripitas, asada, carnitas, cueritos, cabeza, ojo, buche, birria, barbacoa, al pastor, de pollo, de pescado, de frijoles even de vegetables if you are a vegetarian. Topped with frijoles de al olla, y su guacamolito, honestly the sickest. If you go down there ask a cab driver or better yet so you don’t get kidnapped (jk) ask a local, jeje. Mis saludos al Guero the taquero in charge, originally from El Salvador, who would of thought. See you then, and be safe. Remember “Come Frutas Y Verduras”

Tacos Pa Llevar-Scion XB

admin — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:51:37 +0000

CHINGON. A TRUE DREAM COME TRUE.

Nahui Ohlin Store-Los Angeles

admin — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 00:03:05 +0000

So on my way to Norwalk to take care of some business (I’ll post about that later) I got super lost and Jessenia was making fun of me as usual. Even-though my phone has a map that tells you where to go, I still got lost. Stupid Map source sent me somewhere else. I need to start getting used to the city life since I plan on moving down there, so I need to learn how to get around LA without wasting my time by getting lost. So after I took care of business, I decided to drop by The Nahui Ohlin Store AKA Insurgentes in Los Angeles.

When we got there I parked in some Asian Market and wasn’t to sure if to leave my care there so I moved it and parked somewhere else. As we walked Inside we saw everything from clothing, to jewelry, cd’s, bags and lot’s of accessories. I loved the layout of the shop, it had a very relaxing ambient along with some good old incense sticks burning in the background.

I was looking Mr. Botan the original creator of the Chavo del Ocho Skull that you see everywhere. But he wasn’t in and had just missed him, luckily his wife was there so we decided to stay a bit and catch up on the latest in the industry.

We started talking about how much bootleg tees have affected the industry and how so many companies start up and die off in one or two years.

Time flies by when you are having fun and when the conversations are interesting, but we had to take off so we said our goodbyes and promised to come back soon.

1511 w. Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles Ca 90034 or check out their myspace at myspace/nahuiohlin.

After that we had some dinner at a local Taqueria in the same street owned by a Salvadorian family, let me tell you “their Carne Asada was extremely good”.

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