Eddie Espino
Eddie Espino
@eddie
Eddie Espino
@eddie
Tech-savvy builder who loves solving problems, curating useful tools, and making things work. Open-source contributor, community builder, and forever curious. Based in Mexico, working remotely, always stacking.
My favorite video games
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The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim
One of the best and most popular games. Explore a world full of magic, mystery, dragons, and clueless bandits that try to threaten THE Dovahkiin. Fus Ro Dah!
Borderlands
This game is hilarious. Full of humor and explosions. This is one of the best looter shoots games.
Final Fantasy Series
Final Fantasy is a classic. There are good games and bad games. My favorite FF is FFX.
Mass Effect Saga
This game blew my mind when I played it. You are Commander Shepard, the last hope of humanity. You can choose to be a good leader or a bad leader, and the cool part is that the decisions that you make in the first game can have an impact on the third game. And you can date sexy aliens, but that's a different story.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
For those who come after. That's all I have to say. Game of The Year 2025.
Best Water Parks in Morelos
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El Rollo | Water Park
One of the biggest water parks in all of Mexico. Over 350,000 square meters with extreme slides, a surf pool, wave pools, a kids' island, and even on-site hotel villas. Open 365 days a year. About 50 minutes south of Cuernavaca. If you want adrenaline, this is your spot.
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, Oaxtepec
The Six Flags water park experience in the heart of Morelos. Features the largest wave pool in Latin America, a 650+ meter lazy river, high-speed slides like King Cobra, and dedicated areas for kids. Great for groups and families who want a full day of rides and attractions.
Las estacas - A Natural Sanctuary in Morelos
Not your typical water park. This is a natural paradise fed by a spring over 10,000 years old, with a kilometer of crystal-clear river to swim, snorkel, or dive in. Also offers zip lines, kayaking, a spa, camping, glamping, and hotel rooms. Perfect for a weekend escape surrounded by nature in Tlaltizapan.
Agua Hedionda - Water Park in Cuautla, Morelos
A legendary mineral spring in Cuautla with sulfur-rich waters that have attracted visitors since pre-Hispanic times. The facilities were designed by Hannes Meyer, the last director of the Bauhaus. Come here to relax, swim in the monumental 20x80 meter pool, and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of the water. Open daily from 7 AM.
Ex Hacienda de Temixco | Water Park in Morelos
A 16th-century hacienda turned water park, just 5 km south of Cuernavaca. Over 20 pools, a wave pool, a wave river, a toborama with 10-meter slides, a kids' area, and 130,000 square meters of green spaces. One of the most affordable and closest options if you are coming from CDMX or Cuernavaca.
Los Manantiales
A natural, rustic balneario tucked away in Coaxitlan (Tlaquiltenango). Spring-fed pools at a steady 28 degrees, natural waterfalls, camping areas with fire pits, and a super chill atmosphere. Bring your own food, grab a poza for yourself, and unwind. One of the most affordable water spots in Morelos. Open every day.
Music that inpires me
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Made for This by Satsang
I listen to this song when I want to be reminded of why I am here.
Sanctuary (Opening for Kingdom Hearts II) by Utada Hikaru
Opening for Kingdom Hearts II, one of the best gaming sequels.
Spring To Come by John Butler Trio
Last year, when things were very tough, I used to listen to this song all the time. It was Fall back then, and now it's Spring. And Spring came with new opportunities.
All Do well by Wookiefoot
This song hit in a special way. I had heard it before, but I understood the meaning when someone tried to use me as his scapegoat for a problem in his community. The song talks about collaboration and community, and how we all need each other.