Anybody could tell me what's the difference between TOEFL and IELTS? .. Thanks! :)

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In addition to the previous excellent responses, TOEFL is computerized. A test-taker does not speak to a real, live person, whereas for IELTS the test-taker interfaces with someone live.

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They're both  exams which are commonly used to assess the English language skills of students who want to study in an English speaking country. They're also used for immigration purposes.

Since you asked about both tests, I assume you have a choice about which test you can take. I recommend that you take IELTS over TOEFL because TOEFL has some rather complicated integrated tasks.

In particular. TOEFL has an integrated speaking (and also an integrated writing task) where you must read something, listen to a speaker, and then speak or write about how the reading and listening differed and how they were the same. It's quite difficult for most students to do well on this part of the test.

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TOEFL is an American English exam, IELTS is British English exam.

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As you are in Mexico, TOEFL would probably be more useful for you.  It is an American test, whereas IELTS is British.

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The TOEFL is one of the English proficiency tests most widely used worldwide, and your score is used as a requirement for academic degrees, foreign exchanges, and even get visas to visit some of the most important countries.TOEFL (Test Of English as a Foreign Language) is a standardized test of English language proficiency US.

LTS (International Inglés Language Testing System)
It launched in 1989 University of Cambridge, British Council and IDP Australia and TOEFL with the most used in the world for linguistic accreditation. In 2013 2.5 million people were examined; 1.5 them in Asia. The main difference is that the TOEFL test is the face (not online) and oral part is done face to face with a teacher. British Council is the only accredited in Spain for conducting these tests, which are held 60 times a year in 30 cities across the country entity. There are two ways: the Academic, which is the most widespread, and the General Training, more linked to the workplace. Both consist of four main parts Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. This is a test that measures the language proficiency with a score ranging from 1-9 (credits from A1 to C2). There is no pass or fail, but indicates the student's level of English. Results are available 13 days after the completion of the test and the price is 205 euros. In Spain it is used to establish the level of English in different contexts: oppositions, university (listed as approved for Linguistic Table English Conference of Rectors of Spanish Universities (CRUE) or those certified teachers who want to give class in bilingual schools.