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“Martial arts keep me grounded, providing me with the discipline I need to become a successful actor and human being.” – Morgan Benoit. Recently Ecuador Times had the opportunity to interview Morgan Benoit and talk about his upcoming film BRUTAL, which was written and...

“Cities are like people’s lives, they are utopias. Can you imagine someone saying one day: I already live well enough? Everyone wants to live better …” Jaime Nebot Since 2000, when Jaime Nebot was elected mayor of the city of Guayaquil, his life has passed...

  Sebastian Donoso started his career as a extreme bike rider from an early age. When he was 11-years-old, by the time he was 14 he was performing in his hometown, Quito, the capital of Ecuador. The lack of space for his presentations in the country, forced Sebastian to look...

Carolina Aguirre Perez at age 19 has become a symbol of transcendence in Ecuador. Miss Ecuador 2012, born in Guayaquil, has represented us with great pride, alonge with her 1.77 cm height and her sincere smile. Carolina has a sweet personality and a warm voice that bursts with...

32 years later, is more than a fact, Javier Cornejo was born to help others selflessly and completely in love with what he does. His whole story began in 1981, when businessman Alvaro Noboa started searching for people who can successfully manage his, at the time, new Foundation...

To celebrate the international day of dance, ecuadortimes.net interviewed prominent dancers of different genres in Guayaquil. Our first interviewee was Margit Peguero, better known as “Mayita”, a ballet dancer from Cuba. She has lived in Guayaquil for 17 years with...

Ecuadortimes.net had the opportunity to talk with Mr. Adolfo Blum, an Ecuadorian expert to implement a business management system called ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning).   Blum, Master in Project Management from George Washington University and certified as a Senior...

“If you can control your body you can be a better athlete,” Josh Fabia. Josh Fabia has been physical trainer for more than ten years. Josh learned from his grandfather Juan Fabia, a Filipino survivor of the Bataan Death March. Military tradition stayed in his family since then....

“The moment that I met the free photography I fell in love with it, and not just with the composition and the ‘decisive moment’ of Cartier Bresson, but also with the experimental and scientific part.” In the beginning the approach of Luisa Cuesta to the photography was while she...

Miami is widely considered the axis between Europe and the Americas, with South Beach as its glamorous epicenter. The city is therefore the natural selection to host the country’s largest International and Hispanic fashion event 2012, the 14th annual Miami Beach...