Coqui Coqui
“I wanted to make perfumes in a simplistic way, to regenerate original scents, not create something that was intangible or untouchable. My perfumes are simple, naïve, stripped back; so that my children, my grandfather, a Mayan, or a Parisian can wear them.
Scents that can be appreciated by everyone. ”
— Nicolas Malleville
The person who wears Coqui Coqui Perfumes is male and female, living and travelling all over the world, from all cultures and backgrounds; the appeal of Coqui Coqui Perfumeria fragrances are immeasurable.
Common denominators of the wearer include:
An explorer’s spirit; a curious and inquisitive outlook to life... Those who are excited and inspired by primitive, raw luxuries... People with an understanding of the simple, sublime joys of life lived at a slower, leisurely pace, even if this description does not reflect their own reality...Those with an active imagination, stimulated by scent and memory... An appreciation for blissful, tropical paradises, whatever this might mean to them... A belief that the power of happy memories with friends, family and lovers contribute to the sum of self...
“The perfumes represent the flora, the earth, the fruit, the woods, the flower and the landscape; the folklore and the traditions of the Yucatan culture.
These root elements are found all around the world; somewhere close to you there will be a rose, or woods, it reminds you of something in your past – you grandmother, your family’s garden, an era, even.
They are all fantasies, memories; simple cocktails of fragrances.”
