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Welcome to Mustango

Francesco Tramballi

A newsletter about our travels through Central & South America

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Latest Issues

Panama Chronicles, narrated by Morgan Freeman

Frengo’s Thoughts

It is a rainy day on the coasts of the state of Bahia in Brazil. One of those days when there’s nothing better than selecting the most hipster coffee shop in town and writing a newsletter dedicated to your friends. We’ve...

2 years ago
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From Quindio to Barnsley

Fellow friends, we are back. You have been missed dearly. We apologize for the lack of correspondence. We have been afflicted by the notorious malady of current times: laziness. But fear not, we are back, and we are full of insights about t...

2 years ago
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Of Giants & Men

Hello friends,

I am writing this part of the newsletter from the terrace of Giant’s foot surf camp, the place that gave me shelter after Frengo decided to leave me behind to hunt poisonous frogs in Colombia. I am spending three weeks here,...

2 years ago
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A New Friend Called Gustavo

Hello dear friends,

I hope you’ve all had a pleasant and healthy start to June. Welcome to the third chapter of Mustango, your favorite newsletter about Anni, Frengo, mustaches, and mangoes.

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2 years ago
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Letters from Oaxaca

Welcome to the second chapter of our journey fellow friends. We salute you from the hazy and humid coast of Punta Zicatela, next to Puerto Escondido, in the state of Oaxaca. To continue where I left with my historic rambling, this time focu...

2 years ago
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