I’m an architect and cultural ambassador based in Valladolid. For the past 3 years I’ve been working as a Free Walking Tour guide, sharing the history, secrets, and legends of my city with more than 1,500 travelers from all over the world.

When I’m not guiding, you’ll probably find me dancing salsa 💃🕺—I practice regularly and I’m very present at the best bar in town, where locals and travelers come together to feel the real Latin vibe.

I’m passionate about meeting new people, exchanging cultures, and creating unforgettable experiences. Whether it’s history, architecture, food, or nightlife—you can count on me as your go-to person in Valladolid.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because I truly enjoy connecting with travelers and making them feel at home in my city 🌎. Even though I can’t host at the moment, I’m always happy to show you around, share a drink, or guide you through the magic of Valladolid.

Interests

Friends, languages, fotos and drinks 🥴

• culture
• photography
• bachata
• traveling
• music
• archery
• languages
• food
• friends
• salsa

Music, Movies, and Books

🌍 Languages & cultures
📸 Photography & storytelling
🍹 Drinks & nightlife
💃 Salsa dancing
🏛️ Architecture & history

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Try to learn 10 languages ​​at the same time 🤕

Having 3 jobs during the day

Teach, Learn, Share

Teach
I can teach you about Mexican culture, Mayan history, and the hidden stories of Valladolid 🐆🌳. I also love to share tips about architecture, photography, and of course—where to find the best tacos and the best salsa parties in town 🌮💃.

Learn
I’d love to learn new languages (especially German, Portuguese, Russian and more), and to get to know different traditions and perspectives from around the world 🌎.

Share
I share unforgettable experiences: walking tours, salsa nights, mezcal tastings, and a local’s perspective of Valladolid. I want travelers to feel like they’re not just visiting the city, but truly living it.

What I Can Share with Hosts

A real local friend in Valladolid.

Tips and recommendations you won’t find on Google.

Walks full of stories, history, food and laughs.

A chance to practice Spanish (or English, or maybe Russian, German, Portuguese… still learning).

I'm also looking for people to teach me how to dance bachata. 😉

Countries I’ve Visited

Mexico

Countries I’ve Lived In

Mexico