Fundación @casawabi and the @giornofoundation present Dial-A-Poem Mexico, the first two-part posthumous edition of John Giorno's iconic public poetry service. It will be available to callers in Mexico free of charge starting on February 10, 2022. Dial-A-Poem Mexico was recorded in Mexico City and is the first edition to be produced in languages other than English. The platform gathers the work of 30 Mexican authors from different generations with 27 texts in Spanish and 3 in Mixe, Mixteco and Maya Tzotzil respectively. The selection was organized by Claudia Quezada—coordinator at the Centro de Investigación y Estudios Literarios de Aguascalientes (Ciela Fraguas)—and Alberto Ríos de la Rosa, curator at Fundación Casa Wabi. The complete author list is as follows: Javier Acosta (Zacatecas, 1967), Susi Bentzulul (Chiapas, 1995), Adán Brand (Aguascalientes, 1984), César Cañedo (Sinaloa, 1988), Bertha María Choza (Sinaloa, 1994), Elsa Cross (Ciudad de México, 1946), Luis Vicente de Aguinaga (Jalisco, 1971), Diana del Ángel (Ciudad de México, 1982), Elisa Díaz Castelo (Ciudad de México, 1986), Claudina Domingo (Ciudad de México, 1982), Diana Domínguez (Oaxaca, 1994), Victoria Equihua (Michoacán, 1993), Fernando Fernández (Ciudad de México, 1964), David Anuar Vázquez (Quintana Roo, 1989), Jeanne Karen Hernández (San Luis Potosí, 1976), Lorena Huitrón (Veracruz, 1982), Orlando Mondragón (Guerrero, 1993), Alec Montero (Guanajuato, 1997), Jorge Ortega (Baja California, 1972), Patricia Ortiz (Aguascalientes, 1972), María Rivera (Ciudad de México, 1971), Martha Rodríguez Mega (Ciudad de México, 1991), Celerina Sánchez (Oaxaca, 1967), Claudia Santa Ana (Ciudad de México, 1974), Renato Tinajero (Tamaulipas, 1976), Ángela Vázquez González (Ciudad de México, 2000), Eduardo Vázquez Martín (Ciudad de México, 1962), Frydha Victoria (Nayarit, 1993), Daniel Wence (Michoacán, 1984), and Ricado Yáñez (Jalisco, 1948). Dial-A-Poem Mexico was carried out thanks to the generous support of @airelibre_fm and @moranmorangallery