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Seoul to my Salsa

Seoul to my Salsa

著者： Antonio & Katheline Garcia
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2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

概要

 Welcome to Seoul to my Salsa! 🇰🇷🇲🇽 Ever wondered what happens when the land of Kimchi meets the world of Tacos? Join us as we navigate the beautiful, hilarious, and sometimes chaotic journey of our Korean-Mexican intercultural marriage! From raising three kids and navigating different parenting styles to overcoming cultural misunderstandings and sharing our favorite fusion foods, we’re here to give you an honest look at life between two vibrant cultures. Whether you’re here for dating advice, marriage tips, or just a good laugh at our cultural "lost in translation" moments, we’re happy to have you in our community. 人間関係 子育て 社会科学
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  • When She Says NO She Actually Means YES…? This Is Asian Culture 😂 | Korean x Mexican Couple

    When She Says NO She Actually Means YES…? This Is Asian Culture 😂 | Korean x Mexican Couple
    2026/04/21
    How do cultural differences affect the way we work, communicate, and build relationships? In Episode 5 of Seoul To My Salsa, Antonio and Katheline Garcia respond to real audience comments while diving into deeper conversations about intercultural communication, work ethic, and relationship dynamics. This episode explores the contrast between Korean, Mexican, and American cultures—from workplace expectations and language barriers to humor, respect, and how people express disagreement. They also share personal stories about navigating misunderstandings in their own relationship, including how cultural norms shaped their communication styles and expectations. Key Takeaways 🟪 Communication styles differ significantly across cultures 🟪 Work ethic and expectations vary globally 🟪 Language plays a major role in identity and adaptation 🟪 Cultural norms influence how we express emotions and boundaries (00:00) Intro (00:57) Fan Comments Kickoff (02:32) Parents Meeting Stories (03:09) Spice Bets and Warmups (03:40) Pan Dulce Debate (05:18) Work Culture Mindsets (12:33) Coaching Different Entrepreneurs (16:45) Work Life Balance Myth (18:38) Learning English By Translating (19:58) Immigrant Drive and Immersion (24:53) Mexican Nicknames VS Korean Face (29:39) Korean Culture No Nos (32:12) Indirect No in Asian Cultures (34:42) Feedback Without Critique (36:27) When No Means Yes (41:28) Reading Together Habit (44:24) Five Love Languages (46:25) Versatile Selling (49:30) Love & Respect (52:31) Never Split Difference Tools (54:45) Authenticity In Korea (01:01:04) Wrap Up 🔔 Subscribe for weekly episodes of Seoul To My Salsa — real conversations about intercultural marriage, parenting, relationships, and navigating Korean and Mexican culture under one roof. Seoul To My Salsa: 🟣 YouTube 🟣 Spotify 🟣 Instagram 🔴 Katheline Garcia’s Instagram 🔴 Antonio Garcia’s Instagram
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  • KPop Demon Hunters, Ghost Superstitions, & Our First Hater | Seoul To My Salsa

    KPop Demon Hunters, Ghost Superstitions, & Our First Hater | Seoul To My Salsa
    2026/04/14
    What really happens when you mix Korean and Mexican cultures inside one relationship? In Episode 4 of Seoul To My Salsa, husband and wife Antonio and Katheline Garcia respond to real audience comments and questions—diving into intercultural marriage, family dynamics, and the unexpected realities of blending two cultures. This episode explores first impressions from family and friends, cultural expectations, public reactions to interracial couples, and how parenting is shaped by upbringing. They also share honest reactions to feedback — including support, curiosity, and criticism — while reflecting on what it means to build a relationship in today’s multicultural world. Key Takeaways 🟪 Cultural differences shape relationships in subtle ways 🟪 Family expectations influence long-term dynamics 🟪 Parenting reflects your upbringing and values 🟪 Intercultural relationships require understanding and adaptability (00:00) Intro (00:47) Reading Your Comments! (02:02) KDrama Talk and Culture Tips (03:39) Parents' First Impressions (05:47) Friends' Reactions to us (07:09) Funny Stories of Dating in Public (09:17) Handling the First Hater (10:41) Irish: Light-Skinned Mexicans? (12:02) KPop Demon Hunters Craze (15:56) Korean Superstitions Explained (18:37) Superstitious Beliefs from Religions (20:13) Mexican Faith and Folk Remedies (24:10) Aztec Roots (25:37) Family Values (29:34) Hardworking Parents (34:34) A.P.W.A.I. Values (37:29) Accountability as Parents (38:43) Food as Community (42:42) Closing 🔔 Subscribe for weekly episodes of Seoul To My Salsa — real conversations about intercultural marriage, parenting, relationships, and navigating Korean and Mexican culture under one roof. Seoul To My Salsa: 🟣 YouTube 🟣 Spotify 🟣 Instagram 🔴 Katheline Garcia’s Instagram 🔴 Antonio Garcia’s Instagram
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    44 分
  • Interracial Parenting: Korean vs Mexican Discipline & Raising Twins

    Interracial Parenting: Korean vs Mexican Discipline & Raising Twins
    2026/03/31
    What happens when you’re raising three young kids—including twins—while balancing two different cultures? In Episode 3 of Seoul To My Salsa, Antonio and Kathleen share the honest reality of parenting a five-year-old daughter and twin toddler boys. The conversation explores the chaos, humor, and emotional challenges that come with raising kids while learning how to guide their development. Kathleen reflects on her upbringing in Korea, including martial arts discipline and intense training environments, while Antonio shares stories from growing up in Alaska, where survival skills and accountability shaped everyday life. Together they discuss how those experiences influence their parenting philosophy today and how they hope to raise resilient, capable children. Key Takeaways 🟪 Parenting twins brings unique challenges and dynamics 🟪 Understanding child psychology helps parents respond better 🟪 Discipline and structure build resilience early in life 🟪 Cultural backgrounds shape how parents approach raising children (01:09) Kids' New Superpowers (02:23) Meet the Family (06:06) How Draining Parenting Is (07:22) Parenting Tips (08:40) The Cousin in Argentina (11:13) Reframing Bad Behavior as Growth (12:01) Having Twins (17:57) Value In Moving Around (19:09) Alaska Vs LA (27:11) Discipline In Taekwondo (33:40) Bootcamp (36:26) Discipline In Alaska (38:59) What About a Bootcamp for our Daughter? (42:30) Disciplining Kids (45:59) Describe Each Kid in Three Words (51:08) Letting Your Sons Go (54:59) What Do You Wish for the Kids? (57:58) Happy Couples Are Hard to Find (01:00:33) Dad's Wishes For Kids 🔔 Subscribe for weekly episodes of Seoul To My Salsa—real conversations about intercultural marriage, parenting, relationships, and navigating Korean and Mexican culture under one roof.
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