MassChallenge Mexico 2020 Impact Report Highlights

CONTENTS
A MESSAGE FROM THE MD ...............................
MASSSCHALLENGE MEXICO 2020 .................
STARTUPS 2020 ......................................................
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS .......................................
AWARDS CEREMONY 2020 ...............................
ALUMNI IMPACT ......................................................
COMMUNITY & MENTORSHIP ............................
OUR 2021 VISION ....................................................
CELEBRATING OUR PARTNERS .......................
MEET THE MCMX TEAM .......................................
THANK YOU! .............................................................
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A MESSAGE
FROM THE MD
MassChallenge Mexico Impact Report 2020
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In 2021, we will continue working on attracting
increasingly disruptive business models that generate
exponential sources of labor and income for the entire
region. This year we want to achieve a total expansion
of our efforts by recruiting world-class startups that
provide new perspectives to our program.
I would love to invite you to be an active member of
MassChallenge Mexico in order to discover the magic
created by the startups in our region. In our community,
we are aware that these innovative models are real
disruptors and that they are the best catalysts to boost
the economy of our country.
Things will get better.
Regards,
Camila Lecaros
Managing Director,MassChallenge México
Dear MassChallenge Community:
In 2020, our lives changed in a way none of us could
ever imagine. The ongoing pandemic made us adapt to
a new normality, making our homes our workplaces and
our families and pets our coworkers. We learned a new
way to communicate and conduct our lives.
Despite this constantly changing scenario, our 2020
cohort never stopped working and preparing for every
meeting and event. All of this makes me really excited
about what we were able to accomplish during the
accelerator program. The startups this year grew
remarkably. They showed that limits do not exist when
there is a driving force to change the world.
I would also like to take a moment to thank the
MCMX team, because all of this would not have been
possible without it. Every member gave an outstanding
performance, making sure the program ran flawlessly.

2020 was a year full of uncertainty. It was, undoubtedly, a year that
transformed industries, companies and how businesses were built. In spite of
this, MassChallenge stuck to the schedule and decided to continue working
remotely. More than ever, supporting entrepreneurs was vital to the economy in
order to recover quickly from the covid-19 pandemic.
It is a privilege to share with you the highlights from 2020. MassChallenge
Mexico ran its first Accelerator virtually, working very close with startups from
different countries. The physical barriers were removed to foster collaborations
among startups, partners, and experts from around the globe.
MEXICO 2020
MASSCHALLENGE
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Early-stage startups submit application(s)
for the accelerator program.
Modern entrepreneurship is a global endeavor that spans geographical and cultural boundaries, and the winners will
be those that collaborate by leveraging regional strengths combined with a global platform of connected resources,
partners, and markets.
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MassChallenge helps entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses. We focus on early-stage companies –those
who have less than 1M USD fundraised and 2M USD in revenue per year– from all industries.
MassChallenge brings people and organizations together, enabling high-potential startups to solve problems and
stimulate economies. We are global, outcome-focused, and equity-free.
We use a competition model to select our startups:
THE MC METHODOLOGY
The highest-impact and highest-potential
startups are invited to participate in the
accelerator as Finalists. Only 5% of the
applicants are accepted into the program.
Startups participate in one or two rounds
of judging. Our high-quality and merit-
based judging process ensures that those
with expertise decide who participates and
wins prizes, not us.
At the end of the accelerator, there are
two more rounds of judging: Pre-final, and
Final, where the winners are selected.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Judges reviewed
online
Applications from
around the globe
Finalist Fifth Class
MCMX
Mentors Content hours
Entrepreneurs
impacted
600+ 100+
274 1,340
Hours
volunteered
37
94 1,614 216 47
Hours volunteered Speakers
Judges reviewed
onsite pitches
139 1,120
1,120 hours
volunteered
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FIRST
ROUND
SECOND
ROUND

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Achivements:
MassChallenge Mexico completed a result-oriented acceleration program focused on growing and connecting 37 startups
from different industries such as Fintech, Entertainment, Social Impact, Food and Beverage, Healthcare, Education,
amongst other.
Startups were able to focus on their outcomes by measuring key indicators and establishing an initial work plan. In
addition, the program was tailored to provide entrepreneurs with a range of strategic and tactical insights including
sales, marketing, law, finance, product design, managing growth, and fundraising.
The program obtained an overall NPS of 84, which means that founder startups are extremely likely to recommend
MassChallenge Mexico on its first-virtual edition program. Currently, 100% of the startups are still operating and growing.
On average, they have achieved a revenue growth of at least 88% and have increased their staff by 43%.
Total Funding from 2020 cohort: USD 5.9M
Total Jobs created from 2020 cohort: 450+ Jobs created

2020
STARTUPS Indiefy
(Entertainment & Media)
Music distribution made easy. Indiefy is specialized
in Free Music Distribution, artist development, and
Spotify promotion. Worked alongside the UMG team.
ElegirSeguro.com
(Financial Technology)
Smart & Online insurance for Small & Medium
Businesses.
Eprezto
Streamlines the insurance buying process so users can
buy car insurance online in 3 minutes without filing
paperwork.
Quiena Inversiones
A Latin American middle class investment manager
that enables them to invest globally with first class
personal advice.
Azucena
(Food Beverages & Restaurants)
Healthy foods derived from corn that taste delicious
and have great functional properties and nutritional
values.
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Ascalapha
(Art & Fashion)
Designs corporate gifts and customized project
with handmade techniques from vulnerable
communities.
Inverkids
(Education Technology)
A financial education app with products for kids and
teens to guide them in their first financial steps.
ALIS Algae
(Innovation Solutions, Energy/Clean Technology)
Biofilters based on microalgae for the treatment of
water waste, filtration, and pollutants capturing.
Brandme
(Entertainment & Media)
Connects brands with influential content creators and
publishers. Worked alongside the UMG team.

Rayito de Luna
(Manufacturing)
An eco-friendly 100% natural personal care brand that
practices fair trade and supports the development of
local independent producers.
RADIAL
(Materials)
Focused on the development and commercialization
of biodegradable and carbon neutral biomaterial
substitute of packaging EPS.
Celucambio
(Online Commerce & Marketplaces)
It is a building marketplace for certified pre-owned
smartphones in LATAM.
Liberet Corp.
Platform for scheduled food services. High level pitch:
Alibaba for food services in America.
Momlancers
A platform that connects professional mothers with
companies that promote personal and professional
satisfaction. Identified their target market, formed
new partnerships, and grew their team.
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B2EAT/AbierTTo
Incubating a new wave of micro eBusinesses across
LATAM. Pivoted their business model during the
accelerator program.
La Comandanta
Focused on identifying, rescuing and promoting
authentic Mexican Creole foods made or harvested by
small producers.
Prosperia
(Healthcare)
A social enterprise created to democratize early
detection and treatment of chronic diseases through
AI-base solutions. Implemented their first pilot,
closed a funding round, and grew their sales by 300%.
NUBIX
(Healthcare IT)
Eliminates geographic barriers between radiologist,
hospitals, and patients across the country.
Yu-Track
(High Tech)
It is a platform of logistics automation that helps
companies measure and improve their key behavior
indicators.

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Getin
(Retail & Advertising Technology)
Retail analytics for brands based on people's traffic of
each commercial space.
SmartFish
(Retail & Social Impact)
Pays fishers more to fish less, thus breaking the
negative cycle of overexploitation of the ocean and
poverty.
Aequales
(Service)
Provides tools for closing gender gaps in the workplace,
based on measurement, technology, and consulting.
YOLO
(Transportation & Logistics)
Connects drivers who travel from one city to another
with people who want to send postals or packages to
the drivers’ destination.
Quartux
(Storage)
Designs, builds, and operates smart storage systems
that reduce cost and improve the quality of electricity
for industrial users.
Mobbit
(Transportation & logistics)
An online platform that helps to connect people with
the best moving network.
Parnity
(Transportation & logistics)
A one-stop platform for freight forwarders to optimize
and digitalize all partnering processes with other
forwarders. Increased their clients base by 400+
companies.

Vikidz
(Education, Technology)
Combines math, video games, and
teamwork into a unique and motivating
experience. Pivoted their business
model and launched a new platform
structure.
BINK
(Energy/Clean Technology)
A Nanobiotech company founded to
deliver solutions to the most complex
global water challenges of the XXI
century.
CINCEL
(Enterprise Software)
An electronic signature solution that
tokenizes and transfers legal ownership
on the blockchain for LATAM.
Corresponsales Digitales Imix
The "barrio" shop is the new
community's banker. Shared economy
meets financial inclusion.
M de Maní
(Food, beverages & restaurants)
Healthy packaged food products
with high nutritional value in Mexican
supermarkets. Doubled their number
of sales, started selling in new and
bigger markets, applied strategies of
packaging used by other startups in
the cohort while reducing costs and
helping the enviroment.
MAP TAG
(Transportation & logitics)
An intelligent logistic assistant
for SMEs. They provide a route
optimization system to make last-mile
deliveries more efficient. Grew their
team, customers, users, and expanded
into two countries.
Signamy
(Enterprise Software)
Assistive technologies for the deaf.
Increased their partners, grew their
client base, and developed new
strategies.
Mesa
(Food Beverages & restaurants)
Helps restaurants attract customers
at off-peak times with dynamic time-
based discounts to generate new
revenue.
Jelp
The after sales marketplace, a B2B
work platform focused on end-user
experience in the home improvement
industry.
Verqor
A cashless credit line platform for supply
chain farmers, aiming to financially
empower, connect, and skill farmers
around the world. Raised capital from
VC's and Angel investors, and increased
their income.
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Sponsored by Amazon Web Services, this year our
virtual closing event brought together top influencers
from the innovation community, including potential
investors, customers, mentors, and community leaders
to celebrate entrepreneurship and startup innovation.
Marc Randolph joined us as our marvelous keynote
speaker. The Netflix Co-Founder shared the story
behind Netflix’s success, how he had been told many
times “That will never work”, and the first steps on how
Netflix became the pioneer in streaming services as we
know today.
Finally, it was the moment to meet 2020’s winners and
hear the top-ten startups pitching their results in front of
250+ audience members.
AWARDS
CEREMONY
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SOCIAL IMPACT TROPHIES
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MassChallenge Mexico and Ascalpaha collaborated
to deliver customized trophies that not only awarded
our winners but were created by Mexican handicrafts
women, the Huichol community; their craft creation time
was 20 hours, decorating with symmetrical wixárika
pattern, and inspired by ancient stories. Their techniques
gave us as a result unique pieces full of beauty and color
and exalting the culture of Mexico.

ALUMNI IMPACT
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MassChallenge Mexico has been creating a robust alumni program that supports 167 startups who have been through
the accelerator. Our alumni help their local communities; those with greater experience aid to mentor and give back to
other young startups.
This year MassChallenge Mexico organized 50+ office hours for their alumni, provided several opportunities for startups
to take advantage of, and continued the supervision of the alumni peer to peer mentorship boards.
- Every alumni aligns with the values of responsibility
and positive business impact in the long-term.
- A vibrant innovative economy thrives on entrepreneurs
creating opportunities for individuals across diverse
backgrounds.
Total Funding
132MM
Jobs Created
2,600+

& MENTORSHIP
COMMUNITY
EARLY-STAGE COMMUNITIES
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Starting-up initiative
Starting-up with MassChallenge Mexico is a community
for early staged startups that are based on several
countries from Latin America. This initiative seeks to
aid more startups that want to learn about running
their businesses and how to set the foundations for
their companies. The entrepreneurs who are part of this
community have free access to webinars about relevant
topics based on their needs and interests.
Since its launch in 2020, we have offered 11 webinars
that impacted 816 entrepreneurs from Mexico, Colombia,
Guatemala, Argentina, and many others.
Startup
Circles
Startup Circles is a hub-based program ran by
MassChallenge Mexico in partnership with Facebook. The
program was thought as a regional hub to support early-
stage entrepreneurs with tech companies. Furthermore,
it was designed to help entrepreneurs build better
products by connecting them to a local network of
startups and experts.
Since 2020, Facebook and MassChallenge Mexico have
together developed the Startup Circles communities in
Mexico City and Bogota. In Mexico, the community has
124 entrepreneurs while in Colombia it is comprised of 62
entrepreneurs. Moving forward into a virtual world, the
remote platforms allowed to gather both communities
to promote networking and enable collaborations in the
service of solving challenges. Each community evolved
thanks to the ambassadors’ eagerness to go one step
further by creating coffee meetups and inviting skilled
entrepreneurs who shared their stories.

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Empower
Empower @ MCMX was designed to continue
nurturing our community in topics such as inclusiveness,
integrity, and diverse entrepreneurial ecosystems.
This space allowed attendees to share their initiatives,
ideas, and perspectives regarding the challenges and
opportunities of women in the digital world. The themes
discussed included What has changed in a year for
female founders, Being a mom and an entrepreneur, and
Is the entrepreneurial ecosystem inclusive?
Fintech Sprint
Since 2016, MCMX designed an industry event
focused on discussing the most important trends in the
financial technology ecosystem. The Fintech Sprint is
characterized every year by its high-quality content and
speakers.
Mentoring
Mentors come from all areas and industries to
accommodate the wide range of startups and founder
backgrounds. Mentors are seasoned entrepreneurs,
investors, philanthropists, lawyers, and senior executives
from corporations. Complementary to the formal
Mentorship Program are informal office hours, where
startups gain invaluable insight from top experts.

CELEBRATING
OUR PARTNERS
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If entrepreneurs are the heart of MassChallenge,
partners are the pump that powers our initiatives.
Since 2016, MassChallenge Mexico has built customized
collaborations for each of our partners by deeply
engaging them in the accelerator and the broader
ecosystem surrounding MassChallenge.
It is through their generous support that we are able
to help startups address some of the most important
challenges facing the world – from clean energy to
gender inequality. This year, we teamed up with partners
to add value in different business areas and industries.

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MassChallenge Mexico is proud to have been working side by side with international enterprises such as Universal
Music Group, who teamed up with music and entertainment startups; Nestlé, who teamed up with CPG startups; Baker
McKenzie, who provided legal lectures and office hours to all finalists, and mentored social impact startups; Greenberg
Traurig, who provided legal and fundraising lectures to all finalists; and, Simon Kucher, who provided a strategic business
lectures and mentored startups from different industries.
In 2020, MassChallenge Mexico provided a great boost to the startup ecosystem alongside 11 large partners in Mexico,
Colombia, and Central America. For instance, some successful programs from last year included:
- Completing the Exponential Change Makers with Progreso X in Guatemala and accomplishing three corporate-startup
pilots with different business departments within the company.

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- Concluding the Facebook Accelerator CDMX 2019-
2020 that benefited 10 high-tech promising startups
out of 108 applicants. Startups selected were developing
products from a ticketing platform to a housing rental
marketplace.
The positive impact of these programs and joint efforts
was tangible. We are looking forward to continue
fostering the innovative ecosystem and delivering
stunning results in 2021.
- Creating the first program in Central America
dedicated to bolster early-stage startups in Costa Rica
by partnering with CEMEX and BID Lab. MassChallenge
Mexico designed a one-week bootcamp that impacted
16 startups with an overall NPS of 100! The program
is going to continue delivering amazing results in many
other Central America countries.
- Since the beginning of the pandemic, MassChallenge
Mexico supported an impressive initiative Ponte La
Verde COVID-19 by working with four startups solving
a particular problem – Covid-19 pandemic challenges.

FOR 2021
OUR VISION
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The MassChallenge vision has always been focused on
the startups by supporting high-impact entrepreneurs
to solve the world’s most important problems. We want
to empower all players in the ecosystem to support
entrepreneurs and share the creative innovation they
inspire.
Our unique model of giving back to the ecosystem
without taking anything from the entrepreneurs sets us
apart and inspires so many to do and be more. We pride
ourselves on being the most startup-friendly accelerator
on the planet.
MassChallenge Mexico has been working to prepare
the 2021 Accelerator program and is ready to meet this
year’s cohort. Join us and help create the future.
Open Applications
March 11th
Regular Applications
March 11th to April 28th
Four-month
Accelerator Program
July to October
Visit https://masschallenge.org/programs-mexico to find out how to apply.

MEET THE
MCMX TEAM
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THANK YOU!
Aldo Lopez
Omar Parada
Arturo Ortiz
Thiago Paiva
Alberto Bucardo
Jose TAME
Adriana Sanchez
Rogelio Cuevas
Juan Palma
Gonzalo Soriano
Edmundo Coy
Guillermo Larios
Horacio Gonzalez
Juan José Cervantes
Edgardo Rivera
Francisco Junco
Francisco Camargo
Luis Cortes
Martin Shrimpff
Adriana Avila
Adriana Ovando
Antonio Gonzalez
Jorge Araujo
Jop Blom
Alejandra Gomez
Mauricio Cardenas
Vicente Armendariz
Victor Aguilar
Luis Torres
Vithal Deshpande
Alessa Flores
Ron Oliver
Luis Miguel Gonzalez
Benjamin Hernandez
Alexa Clark
Oscar Lopez
Luis Enrique Aranzeta
Diego Martin Paonessa
Shai Rozen
Alexandra Mandel
Eduardo Arenas
Ivan Babic
Eduardo Guzman
Michaël Boudey
Ramon Escobar
Salvador Viñals
Charlie Travers
Alicia Arizpe
Malcolm Grba
Nicolas Mouric
Isaac Worthalter
Joao Albino
Raul Montiel
Vicente Torres
Alejandro Gonzalez
Amanda Jacobson
Amy Strack
Simon Romano
Ana Aguilar
Luis Guillermo
Mauro Mora
Xavier Calero
Juan Cumbrado
Ana Luisa Luisa Najera
Juan P. González Barragán
Anahi Flores
Agustin Gonzalez
Mat Gantar
Andrea Lobo
Xavier Bolaño Carracedo
Kevin Smith
Andrea Novelo
Rnjai Lamba
Omar Morales
Alejandro de la Brena
Rodrigo Campillo
Raul Chávez
Arturo Valencia
Francisco Freyre
Leonardo Morales
Alejandro Fastag
Angelica Moya
Raul Gallego
Guillermo Garcia Vivanco
Juan Cumbrado Grande
Enrique Levin
Kevin Arvizu
Alejandro Chávez
Alfredo Montoya
Alonso Iturbe
Anna Rapptis
Jaime Guillermo Arau Ruiz
Raúl Manterola
Bram Goorden
Rich Adduci
Wilber Palenque
César Andrés
Camilo Kejner
Daniel Santamarina
Abraham Bleier
Andrés Vazquez del Mercado
Arturo Perez
Ariella Bernstein
Belen Rodriguez
Marcos García
Rocío Olea
Santiago Hope
Eduardo Ambrosino
Javier Sánchez
Joaquin Saldana
Albert Ballart
Diego Juárez
Erick Melgar
Fernando Valenzuela
Ludovic Prades
Camila Gonzalez
Fabian Aguilar
Francois Hec
Guillermo Vega
Gustavo Jimenez
Juan Pablo Aboumrad
Marco Araujo
Camila Lecaros
Nicolas Oriat
Rodolfo Moreno
Carlota Mendoza
Carolina Zatarain
José Luis Silva
Juan Pablo Ávalos
Adrian Fernandez de Mendoza
Alberto Halabe
Carolina Ibarra
Claudia Murillo
Claudia Arias
Antonio Nuño
Claudia Ibarra Baidón
Eduardo Parra
Fernando Lopez
Gabriel Estrada
Claudia Vallejo
Guillermo Ortega Rance
Ignacio Barraza
Cristina Pimentel
Isaac Lekach
Javier Garcia Sancho
Javier Marcos Gonzalez Gasque
Joep Pijpers
Jonathan Hanono
Jorge Mar
Jorge Luis Hernandez
Jose Antonio Casanueva Perez
Jose Jaime Jaime Diaz Gonzalez
José Luis Córdova Vallejo
Daniela Alvarez Velez
Julian Balderas
Daniela Trujillo
Diana González
Diana Orozco
Dulce Kadisse
Rodrigo Zozaya
Rogelio Villanueva
Sebastian Hernández Gutiérrez
Tuhin Roy
Carlos Rodriguez
Elizabeth Acuña
David Saavedra
Eduardo Oviedo
Enrique Batrez
Fernando Huerta
Francisco Valencia
Genaro Mejia
Emma Bocanegra
Jose Sevilla
Manuel Trevilla
Manuel Villegas
Martin Ayarzagoitia
Pablo Galindo
Estela Díaz
José María Arceo
Edgar Francisco Junco
Diego Martinez
Evelyn Arriaga
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We are incredibly grateful to the hundreds of expert
mentors and judges who collaborated with the innovative
community to provide the magnanimous and intensive
support to help our entrepreneurs grow and succeed.
MassChallenge could not exist or thrive without the
support of our partner and mentor community.
Our Experts in 2020:

Ricardo Robledo
Ricardo Latournerie
Roberto Cuaron
Roberto Arbe
Roberto Herran
Rodrigo Zetina
Rodrigo Ramírez
Rodrigo Martínez
Sofia Gamboa de la Parra
Sofia Gonzalez
Samuel Romero
Santiago Ortiz
Santiago Riedel
Sofía Montes
Stephanie Flores
Tulio Severo Jr
Susana Espinosa
Ulysses Moreno Lopez
Sylvian Darlin
Victor Piñal
Xavier Ponce de Leon
Tatiana Leon
Tatiana Petrone
Alan Velazquez
Alejandro De La Garza
Andres Londoño
Andrés Gómez
Tzahi Kanza
Bernardo Lopez
Valeria Garcia
Carlo Perez
Carlos Vela
Xochitl Austria
Dan Patiño
Daniel Vogel
Doug Fox
Francisco Flores
Gabriel Lozano
Genaro Mejia
Guillermo Narro
Yadira Perez
Yitz Goldglanz
Ivan Izikowitz
Mario Peña
Fernando Padilla
Jose Manuel Valderrain
Juan Hernandez Conde
Omar Dergal
Fernanda Bustani
Gustavo Orjuela
Gustavo Alvarez
Gabriel Charles
Jimena Labbe
Rory Carillo
Gabriela Huerta
Gabriela Rodas
Haru Yamasaki
Santiago Mejia
Francisco Martinez
Rubén Gerardo Gómez
Galite Rabi
Juan Manuel Noya
Geraldina Silveyra Leon
Gimena Mondragón
Luis Miguel Gonzalez
Gisela Noble
Rodrigo Ocejo
Julio Cesar Casillas
Guadalupe Castañeda
Alberto Modiano
Fernando Flores
Luis Felipe Giraldo
Juan Arvizu
Benjamin Robles
Mario Perez
Javier Houyela
Victor Cosi
Inès Meyer
Julio Martinez
Miguel Montes
Isabel Palazuelos
Raul Merediz
Itzel Villa
Itzel Villa
Itzel Lopez
Manuel Wiechers
Itzel Becerril
Jairo Camilo Gonzalez
Rodolfo Brajcich
Luid Guillermo Cortes
Ivonne Padilla Delgado
Israel Cerda
Jana Boltvinik
Jennifer Gooding
Abel Bezares
Juana Ramirez
Juana Jurado
Juana Barco
Alberto Fuentes
Julieta Loiza
Alejandro Galvez
Alejandro Vallejo
Kabáh Silva
Alex Santana
Karen Stone
Karewit Rios
Alfredo Alvarez
Alfredo Chavez
Alvaro Arrigunaga
Keyla Campuzano
Kim Ireland
Lilia Yee
Andres Medina Mora
Antonio Garza Canovas
Antonio Nuñez
Antonio Hernandez
Liliana Núñez Ugalde
Beny Rubinstein
Bernardo Tamez
Bruno Blackmore
Carlos Flores
Carlos A. Santamaria Velasco
Christian Daube
Christian Aguirre
Christian E. Salazar Mendoza
Lisbeth Inés Vega García
Lorena Sanchez Garcia
Lorena Gaitan
Luisa Arnal
Lynne Bairstow
Darío Vasconcelos
David Bates
David Pinto
Diego Alvarez
Eduardo Guzman
Eduardo Hernandez
Edwin Meyers
Efrain Carreon-Ortiz
Maite Rodriguez
Maria Rivero Borrell
Enzo Cavalie
Elkin Garavito
Eric Pérez
Esteban Mondragón
Maria Moreno
Eugenio Gomez
Felipe Rubio
Fredy Charabati
Mariana Zamudio
Mariana Rojas
Martha Laura
Mary Clare Whitaker
Gerardo Vélazquez
GERARDO Jimenez
Gerardo Ampudia
Germán Bricio
Gilberto Novelo
Gonzalo Soriano
Mayra Urbano
Guillermo Lagos
Gustavo Alvarez
Gustavo Palacios
Gustavo Muñoz
Héctor Galván
Ian Paul Paul Otero
Iker Enecoiz
Isaac Lucatero
Melanie Maldonado
Israel Garcia Ballesteros
Melissa Gomez
Monteserrat Calderon
James Sauerbaum
Jenaro Martinez
Joav Avtalion
Jodi-Tatiana Charles
Jorge Carpinteyro Espinosa
Jose Andres Bayonet
Jose Jesus Guzman Eusebio
Jose Miguel Velasco
Josemaria Arceo
Joshua Walovitch
Juan Alberto Gonzalez
Juan Carlos Leaño
Juan Manuel Noya
Nadia Ornelas
Natalie Vergara
Nelly Ramirez
Nicolle Rossel
Kobi Mor
Koby Ram
Leo Rodriguez
Leo Martinez
Nomara Parra
Odille Sanchez
Patricia Galvan
Luis Almanza
Luis Alberto Camacho Luyando
Luis Antonio Antonio Marquez
Luis Ivan Ivan Ortega
Patricia Desentis
Marcelo De la Garza
Marco A. González de la Concha
Marcos Penhos
Paula Giraldo
Paulina Arreola
Mariano Acevedo
Mario Romero
Mark Simon
Martin Marroquin
Mauro Mora Nuñez
Raquel Fernandez
Regina Zurutuza
Miguel Bernard
Miguel de la Colina
Miguel Vazquez
Miguel Angel Contreras
Reyna Perez
Nicolás Berman
Rosaura Lopez
Omar Dergal
Oscar Casado
Oscar Terrazas
Oscar Preciado
Oscar Martínez
Patricio Velarde
Pedro Martinez Estrada
Phil Price
Rafael De la Parra
Rafael Cano
Rajai Nussiebeh
Samantha Diaz
René Lomelí
Sara Mitran
Ricardo Ramirez
Ricardo Robledo
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