In Mexico he began to work at an import business translating the correspondence into English and French; he also worked in publicity, founding together with José Ramón Arana the magazine The Spaniards, a meeting-place for expatriate Spanish writers and poets who came to fill the void left by the ephemeral publications The Wandering Spaniard of Jose Bergamín and Romance of the poet Juan Rejano.
In Mexico, he began working in an import business translating correspondence into English and French; he also worked in publicity, founding a magazine called "The Spaniards" to provide a platform for Spanish writers and poets who were filling the gap left by previous publications like "The Wandering Spaniard" of Jose Bergamín and "Romance" by Juan Rejano.