It’s a country that speaks through its numerous murals and is vibrantly creative and colorful in their representation of the ancient Mayan and Teotihuacán history. It’s little wonder that tourism is a booming industry in Mexico. Situated at the northeast border of the US, Mexico’s indigenous population comprising of the: Aztecs, Yucatan, Mayans and Chiapas, have not been too moved by the rapid pace of modernization in the US. Today contemporary literature hotshots like Carlos Fuentes, Juan Rulfo and Octavio Paz continue to rekindle the Mexican tradition.
Tequila, tortillas, beans and chili peppers famous the world-over can tantalize your taste buds with indiscreet abandon. Catch on to the flavor of this country by connecting with Mexico through Mr. Long Distance. You can make calls to friends and family in Mexico through Mr. Long Distance at extremely cheap rates compared to other telecom service providers.
Simple Steps to Call Mexico:
* Dial the international access code – 011.
* Dial Mexico’s country code – 52.
*Dial the city code of the place you want to connect with. (e.g.: Mexico City code is 55 and Guadalajara city code is 33.)
*Dial the remaining digits.
Hola (pronounced o-laa) is the normal greeting for ‘hello’ or ‘good day’ by Mexicans. Though Spanish is the official language of Mexico, English is widely understood. Mexicans have three names, their first name, paternal name and maternal name. While writing, all three names are used, though verbally only the first two are used. Titles and rank are very important status symbols and are used unabashedly by professionals with a degree on business cards. Common titles for a lawyer, BSc, etc, include: licenciado/a; doctor - doctor/a; engineer - ingeniero/a; architect - arquitecto/a. The Mexican sombreros and the Hat Dance are unique traditions that take the hats off to this amazing country.
The next time you want to call Mexico, groove to the beat of mariachi music, by using prepaid long distance – and don’t bother about how you call, when you call and how much you talk. Prepaid long distance are much like phone cards, only better. Prepaid long distance, unlike prepaid phone cards do not use cheap long distance carriers to carry their calls. Rates are a little higher than regular phone cards but ‘hey’ we’re talking quality here. Pin-free dialing plus the convenience of calling from any phone be it cellular phones, home phones or public phones. With prepaid long distance, calling Mexico is as easy as raising a toast with a tequila. |
