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color, passion, and love. This month’s issue is all about color — bold, honest, and alive.I took the cover photo outside a small Mexican tiendita — one of those spots that sells a little bit of everything during the day, and turns into a party hall after 7 p.m. on weekends. The cactus in front caught my attention. Its tuna flowers, blooming in the middle of cracked concrete and neon lights, carried a beauty that felt real — the kind that doesn’t ask for permission to exist.

If you grew up watching Liga MX, back when it was Fútbol de Primera División , you remember what real competition looked like — grit, pride, and dreams of promotion.Fast forward to today... and something feels off. The league is flashy, but lifeless. Money flows, but the passion doesn’t.So, what happened to Mexican soccer? Let’s break it down. 1. The System Is Broken The Federación Mexicana de Fútbol (FMF) runs everything in Mexican soccer — from Liga MX to the national team

Welcome to Faroleo — where we show off what makes us us. From lucha masks and streetwear to tacos, typography, and underground bands, this is our creative mixtape of everything worth bragging about. Inspired by Popeye, Brutus, Juxtapoz, and Mexican-Chicano culture, Faroleo celebrates the art, music, and people that make our world vibrate with color, humor, and corazón. Because showing off our culture isn’t arrogance — it’s love.