Astrocartography · Mexico

Is Mexico City a good city for you?

It depends on where your planet lines fall. Here is what Mexico City can be good for, how life feels there, a real chart where Mexico City comes out on top, and how to check it with your own birthday.

When Mexico City works for you

A city is strong for you when one of your planet lines runs close to it. Which line decides what it is good for.

  • Love

    Your Venus or Moon line setting near Mexico City: dates, partners and people come easier.

  • Career

    Your Sun or Jupiter line overhead near Mexico City: work gets seen and rewarded.

  • Money

    Venus or Jupiter overhead or rising near Mexico City: money comes in more easily.

  • Friends

    Jupiter setting or Mercury rising near Mexico City: you meet your people fast.

  • Calm

    Your Moon, Venus or Jupiter underfoot near Mexico City: a place to settle and rest.

  • Creativity

    Venus rising or Neptune overhead near Mexico City: ideas, style and art.

Harder for years: Saturn, Pluto or Neptune rising near Mexico City, or Mars setting or underfoot. A trip is fine, living there takes more effort.

How life feels in Mexico

This is what NEBO knows about life in Mexico. In the app each one is checked against your chart: what suits you and what will wear you out.

PaceSteady
FoodWorld class
NightlifeBig
NatureLots
WorkBalanced
DateOpen

Mexico City in one real chart

Born February 5, 1990 in New York, birth time unknown. For this birthday Mexico City is number 1 of the top 10. This is the city page the app shows.

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99%
Mexico · №1

Mexico City

Why?Venus at the zenith · 11 mi

Yours here

PaceSuits you98%
NatureSuits you90%
DateSuits you86%
NightlifeSuits you85%

Wears you out

WorkNot enough for you64%
FoodToo much for you50%

How long to stay here

3 monthsYes Strongest here: career
1 yearYes The city's rhythm suits you
10 yearsCheck first For home, Vancouver is better

Stars whose charts point to Mexico City

Famous people with Mexico City in their top 10 cities in NEBO, from public birth dates. Most have no known birth time, so the app uses noon.

  1. Miley CyrusMiley CyrusPluto overhead · money
  2. Lady GagaLady GagaJupiter overhead · career
  3. Sadie SinkSadie SinkJupiter rising · friends
  4. Noah KahanNoah KahanVenus overhead · money
  5. Emma WatsonEmma WatsonVenus rising · friends
  6. Harry KaneHarry KaneMercury rising · friends
  7. Bradley BarcolaBradley BarcolaJupiter rising · friends
  8. A$AP RockyA$AP RockyVenus overhead · career

Is Mexico City in your top 10?

Enter your birthday and see where Mexico City lands, plus the countries and cities that fit you best.

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Questions

Is Mexico City a good place to live astrologically?

It depends on your chart. Mexico City works for you when one of your strong lines runs close to it: Venus for love, the Sun or Jupiter overhead for career and money, the Moon underfoot for a calm home. Enter your birthday in NEBO to see where Mexico City lands in your top 10.

Which planet line is best to have near Mexico City?

For a move, Jupiter and Venus lines are the easiest to live with. Saturn, Pluto and Neptune rising near a city usually mean harder years there, even if a trip feels great.

What is life like in Mexico?

Pace: steady. Food: world class. Nightlife: big. Nature: lots. Work: balanced. Date: open. In the app NEBO compares each of these with your chart.

Do I need my birth time?

The date is enough to start. But the lines move with the clock: every hour of birth time shifts them about 15 degrees east or west. Add your birth time and city and the map is exact.

About the photos

Photos: Wikimedia Commons, authors and licenses below.

  • Mexico City: Gobierno CDMX, CC0
  • Mexico City · Food: LWYang from USA, CC BY 2.0
  • Mexico City · Nightlife: Sebaso, CC0
  • Mexico City · Date: Jennifertl11, CC BY-SA 4.0
  • Mexico City · Pace: sebaso from Berlin, Germany, CC BY-SA 2.0
  • Mexico City · Work: Dudva, CC0
  • Mexico City · Nature: ProtoplasmaKid, CC BY-SA 4.0

Astrocartography is a way to read your chart, not a forecast. Examples are computed by the same engine as the app. Photos: Wikimedia Commons, authors and licenses under each example.