Not just a Spanish tutor — a guide into life in Panama.

I spent years working in customer service at hotels here in Panama, connecting with thousands of foreigners through the English I’d studied in university.

Over the years I also worked in a call center, as a sales advisor for tour packages, and in logistics — coordinating for clients from all over the world. Every one of those jobs put me face to face with foreigners trying to find their way in a country that wasn’t their own.

Somewhere along the way, almost by accident, I started tutoring foreign clients on the side — and realized it was what I was truly passionate about. What they needed wasn’t just another Spanish tutor; it was someone who could open the door to Panamanian culture itself.

It’s easy to live in Panama and only ever see the surface — the places where you mostly run into other foreigners. I wanted to offer something different: being able to go to the Thousand Polleras Parade and the festivals that truly represent us, and connect with people from the interior of the country — the real, complete experience of Panama.

Because the difference between speaking Spanish and truly living in it is everything.