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Ficciones rotas: identidad, ciudad y fragmentos de poder (SEGUNDA ronda de reacciones de lectores a mi novela PUNTO DE QUIEBRE).
En Punto de Quiebre, Jorge Santa Cruz nos sumerge en una ciudad rota pero brillante, donde cada decisión puede salvarte o condenarte. Entre calles que respiran caos, personajes que acechan desde las sombras y verdades incómodas, la narración se convierte en el único refugio. Una novela de ficción contemporánea y suspenso psicológico que desafía las reglas y expone la fragilidad de lo que creemos controlar.

Jorge Santa Cruz
16 hours ago2 min read


Lo Que Escribo, Cómo Creo: Ficción y Campañas Publicitarias Que Hablan Humano
Explora los beneficios de leer ficción provocadora y aplicar pensamiento creativo al marketing. Jorge Santa Cruz te guía en www.alas.city. Cuerpo fuerte, mente clara, ideas potentes.

Jorge Santa Cruz
Jul 235 min read


Ficciones rotas: identidad, ciudad y fragmentos de poder (Primeras reacciones de lectores a mi novela PUNTO DE QUIEBRE).
Punto de Quiebre, la nueva novela de Jorge Santa Cruz, es una ficción urbana provocadora ambientada en Miami. Narrada de forma no lineal, mezcla crítica social, deseo, humor negro y caos multicultural. Disponible en preventa en Kindle. Lanzamiento: 9 de agosto de 2025.

Jorge Santa Cruz
Jul 62 min read


What the Heck Were They Listening To? The Wheel Was Working Just Fine.
MEGAN 2.0 isn’t a sequel—it’s a system error. In this wild blog post, Jorge Santa Cruz dissects how the once-creepy, meme-worthy AI doll turned into a slang-spewing, plotless disaster. From bad jokes to missed opportunities, this film is a masterclass in what happens when creators forget what made their story—and brand—work. A sharp, hilarious take that blends film critique with real-world marketing lessons. Read at your own risk (and keep your Wi-Fi off).

Jorge Santa Cruz
Jul 13 min read


Y SI MESSI LE METE DOS AL PSG? — El Mundial de Clubes 2025 será EL VERDADERO Mundial
¿Y si este es el año en que el Inter Miami se convierte en el caballo loco de Troya? Sí, Inter. Sí, Miami. Sí, con Messi, que tal vez ya...

Jorge Santa Cruz
Jun 72 min read


Friendship (2024) by A24: A Comedy That Refuses to Smile for the Camera
A24’s Friendship isn’t ambiguous—it’s dead serious. Disguised as a comedy, the film delivers a quietly defiant manifesto about self-acceptance, social awkwardness, and the right to not change.

Jorge Santa Cruz
May 242 min read


Marketing DEATH: Because We’re All Headed There Anyway
In this darkly funny blog, Jorge Santa Cruz explores how death is marketed—yes, even death—with sharp wit and satire inspired by Final Destination: Bloodlines. From art directors faking their demise for engagement to brands capitalizing on the inevitable, this piece unpacks how we laugh at our own mortality and turn it into a creative campaign. A must-read for marketers, creatives, and anyone who’s ever wondered why cemeteries are full of people who never thought it would hap

Jorge Santa Cruz
May 162 min read


Inter Miami Se Apaga en Silencio… Y Nadie Hace Nada
El ascenso de Inter Miami con Messi se ha estancado, con Javier Mascherano luchando por encontrar dirección. A medida que el rendimiento del equipo decae, la presión aumenta: ¿revivirán su magia o caerán en el olvido?

Jorge Santa Cruz
Apr 253 min read


The Gold Standard of Small Cinema in 2025: Párvulos, Freaky Tales, and The Luckiest Man in America
Let’s talk about Parvulos: Children of the Apocalypse, Freaky Tales, and The Luckiest Man in America—three wildly different creations united by one powerful idea: you don’t need a $200M budget to be unforgettable.

Jorge Santa Cruz
Apr 113 min read


Cuba y su Risa: Los Comediantes que han Definido el Humor de la Isla
El humor cubano tiene maestros inolvidables: Álvarez Guedes, Tres Patines, Antolín El Pichón y El Pible. Le este blog POR Jorge Santa Cruz!

Jorge Santa Cruz
Mar 263 min read


PARTHENOPE: THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FILM I'VE EVER SEEN (SORRY, NOLAN)
Parthenope (2024) is pure cinematic beauty—a love letter to Naples, youth, and desire. A visual and poetic masterpiece that captivate...

Jorge Santa Cruz
Feb 252 min read


Ana de Armas, "Ballerina" y el romance que nadie vio venir: ¿Hollywood teme al boicot?
Cuando piensas en Ana de Armas, piensas en una historia de superación: una joven cubana que escapa del yugo de una dictadura para brillar...

Jorge Santa Cruz
Feb 202 min read


Armand: My Last Movie Before the Oscars, but It Tops My List
As the 2024 movie season comes to a close, just before the Oscar nominations are unveiled, Armand emerges as a film that demands...

Jorge Santa Cruz
Feb 182 min read


Showgirl & Needle: A Cinematic Knockout Duo
Two films, one unforgettable night. The Last Showgirl & The Girl with the Needle are a masterclass in resilience & storytelling.

Jorge Santa Cruz
Jan 124 min read


ID for Porn? Really? Florida, You’ve Officially Lost It (A Marketing Madman's Perspective)
Art director Jorge Santa Cruz slams Florida's ID-for-porn law, calling it absurd, anti-privacy, and a missed marketing goldmine.

Jorge Santa Cruz
Jan 23 min read


The Day AI Became My Mirror (and It’s Petty)
Join Jorge Santa Cruz as he humorously explores how AI mirrors his personality, from quirky tricks to creative chaos...

Jorge Santa Cruz
Dec 19, 20242 min read


2025: Los Clubes Mandan, los Países Sobran (y los Periodistas No lo Soportan)
Explora el debate sobre el Mundial de Clubes 2025, donde la pasión por los equipos supera las fronteras nacionales.

Jorge Santa Cruz
Dec 8, 20242 min read


The Spectacle vs. The Myth: How Modern Cinema Trades Depth for Dazzle
Cinema has always been a visual medium, but at its heart, it has also been a myth-making machine. Stories told through film often...

Jorge Santa Cruz
Nov 27, 20243 min read


Just Do It, then Keep Walking: Slogans Past, Present, and Yet to Be Written
What happens when brand slogans tell the story of your day? It’s genius marketing turned life advice. Here’s the breakdown: 🌅 Morning...

Jorge Santa Cruz
Nov 22, 20241 min read


Anora: Manipulative and Predictable, Despite the Hype
Anora is undeniably a good movie—but just that, nothing exceptional.

Jorge Santa Cruz
Nov 2, 20242 min read
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