Pedro Friedeberg
Mexico City: A hundred years after its birth, Colonia Roma, the charming European-inflected neighbourhood developed in the early 20th century for Mexico City’s emergent bourgeoisie, is many worlds at once. While its northern section surrendered to a constant flux of tourism and foreign residents, its leafy sidewalks filled with concept eateries, fake mezcalerías, design shops,…
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