This Varagruz coastal comfortable storage is the best Axco of Mexico?

If you ever set foot in Mexico, you may have met one of the most surprising features of the country: an Oxco.

By Over 20,000 outstanding outlets Throughout the country, it is one of the 24 -hour comfortable stores you can go for a moment you need. The iconic corner shop-its hard red, yellow and white facade seems to be unnatural, and each stilwater has the most hectic urban streets. Often, you can pass an oxo, the next to be welcomed, and there are only a few intersections. If you have lived in Mexico for a long time, you may have often done your neighbors Oxzo – a A stop shop for water, snacks, toilets and monthly telephone charges. I am the seamless racker-up of the Axo points.

Still, despite the fact that their ubiquitous and the true symbolism of national identity, they are not the same. In fact, there is no oxxo located in the Boga Dell Rio of Varakrus. This is because the increasingly popular location is an integrity of the funniest offerings that have already seized the attention of Mexican customers and the invincible real estate. Social media And regional outlets.

The main draw? It is located at the end of the land with the natural Vista point of the east bank of Mexico, with the natural Vista point of the extensive horizon of the Gulf of Mexico and its lateral Malega The famous port of Varagruz. It is practically a popular beach in Playa Boga Dell Rio, a popular beach in the corner from the south of the city of Varakrus and a pirate museum. To Jarocosos – People’s people, known for seafood and diving skills – are appropriate to hold Axco on the beach. It attracts the audience outside the city and the usual patrons from the community.

It is one thing to set foot into a traditional, unusual oxo in Mexico City or Quadalajara, but Boga Dell Rio Oxzo is making rounds among the local news and the Mexican population, and praising its coastal quiz. Except for the killer view of the quiet sea breeze – the benches are placed with a panorama outside the shop – This Oxco is openly providing the Jumba classes. As it is not enough, New Elods Are usually sold in the exterior.

The magic does not end there. Last February, for Valentine’s Day, this particular location Instagram was converted into a friendly way. The seasonal effort attracted more and more audiences, and confirmed the reputation of the Boga Dell Rio store, if not the most foreign oxo in Mexico. Although decorations are diminished, A lot of videos have spread them.

Once it was declared a tourist destination, the port of Varakruz’s charming has declined in recent decades, and for socialists as a Mexican coastal city that goes to a party behind it. But Varakrus retains a few more gems, Lechero-loving coffee culture However.

I recently went to the city with my mother and she grew up The state capital of JalabaAbout 90 minutes from the popular port. This is a warm afternoon, no choice but to take off your shirt, and when we were creating our picnic rounds, I suddenly came face to face with a humorous shop.

At that time, I do not know that this is a worship option for the locals, but you can imagine how much heaven to be blessed with a shop in one day, where you can take a cold drink without leaving the beach. This is something that feels like a mirac. Then, I kept thinking about myself if it was really; If that is Oxzo real or if a dream. Believe me, when you walk in the heat of the kilometer, you will start to question a lot of things. Until I have recently seen the Mexican social media accounts, I remember how cold that vibrant little beach cottage is the Oxzo.

This is not much, but here in Varagruz, any place with air conditioning and beverages is welcome in unexpected moments.

Allen kasarus “This is not a Frank Ocean Cover Album,” is the author of “Pinata Theory” and “Notes from the East Better of the Bay Bridge” (Ghost City Press, 2021). U.C. He graduated from June Jordan’s Poetry and People’s Program in Berkeley and was former Lawrence Ferlinghead Felo at the University of San Francisco. His writing can be found in GQ, NPR, The Guardian, LA Times and more. First from the San Francisco Bay area, he is currently living in Varagruz.