Subtitler, Captioner, and Quality Assurance Reviewer
Sarah Devries is a Subtitler, Captioner, and Quality Assurance Reviewer at various media outlets. She focuses on themes of culture and society, with a particular interest in family and relationships, parenting, and travel, as well as arts and entertainment. Sarah's work has been featured in Mexico News Daily and The In-Between.
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Sarah's articles predominantly focus on local culture, with an emphasis on memes, holidays, and DIY projects in Mexico. Her coverage includes opinion editorials and reviews, suggesting she may be open to pitches involving personal experiences or insights related to Mexican culture that can provide a unique perspective.
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By: Sarah DeVries
Queueing in Mexico. It's an art - and like all arts, entirely imprecise and subjective. (Damián Sánchez/Cuartoscuro)
By: Sarah DeVries
Please, somebody, anybody, create these businesses for me. I'll be your best customer, I swear. (AS Photography/Pexels)
Why are Mexicans late all the time? Like everything, there's more to this stereotype than first meets the eye...
Every expat wants to engage with their local community, but it's not always that easy. Here are some tried-and-tested tips for becoming the Mexicano you've always wanted to be. (Priscilla Du Preez /Unsplash)
By: Sarah Devries
The drinking game in Mexico can be hefty. Here are some hands-on remedies that Mexicans use to fight the dreaded hangovers.
By: Sarah Devries
Talking to neighbors and speaking to local businesses are great, but microchipping your dog is the best option if it gets lost in Mexico.
New Year in Mexico comes with some interesting traditions. Try them and see if they bring you luck in 2025! (Shutterstock)
After King Felipe VI was not invited to President Sheinbaum's inauguration, the question of Spain's apology to Mexico revived.
By: Sarah Devries
Plumbing, gardening, electricity and beauty services: these are among the best businesses in Mexico to make your every day life easier.
By: Sarah Devries
Broken, narrow and often terribly designed, sidewalks in Mexico are a challenge even to local pedestrians. Here's how to deal with them.
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