By Fernanda Noriega Ever since the 20th century, the classification of what is known as the fine arts have included: architecture, painting, sculpture, music, literature, dance and cinema. There are even majestic theaters and venues that bear this name. Who has not had a picture taken outside the great Fine Arts building in Mexico City? […]
By Carola Rico The Ministry of Education (SEG) announced that school activities would resume in person on January 10, 2022. However each locality may decide to postpone this return to classes, depending on the number of infections after the holidays. Each institution will also determine which measures to implement, and these will be decided upon […]
Por Josemaría Moreno y Rodrigo Díaz El riesgo de entrar en contacto con agentes tóxicos, a lo largo de nuestras vidas, es inevitable, estamos rodeados de ellos, casi deliberadamente: químicos para limpiezas profundas, combustibles, pegamentos, psicotrópicos sintéticos, bebidas adulteradas, relaciones enfermizas. Lejos ya de la ingesta calculada para entrar en contacto con las deidades en […]
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Testing Room es un nuevo lugar en Tenerias 2 que lo tiene todo. Para empezar al entrar al lugar sientes una vibra diferente al resto de lugares de la zona, … Leer más Cómo te puedes dar cuenta por el nombre, este lugar es de comida chilanga. Tiene aproximadamente 5 meses este lugar y fue […]
Por Fernada Noriega Imer Acuña es músico instrumentista, contrabajista específicamente. Desde muy joven la música cautivó sus oídos, y hoy dedica su tiempo por completo a la interpretación y a … Leer más Mariann Garcés Torres y Mariana Chiquito organizaron la primera edición de este encuentro bajo la promesa de realizarlo de manera mensual a […]
By Elena Baca Suquet On Friday, November 26, the Iconographic Quijote Museum in the city of Guanajuato held the awards ceremony of the Twenty-Fifth National Visual Art Contest in painting. The first place and acquisition prize went to Juan Carlos Cázares, a Mexican artist living in San Miguel de Allende for the past 14 years. […]
Por Fernanda Noriega Seguramente has leído por ahí una frase muy popular entre los sanmiguelenses y los visitantes: “Las ventajas de andar a pata” y, ¡Por supuesto que las hay! Todos hemos pensado alguna vez, no sin cierta incomodidad que San Miguel no fue diseñado para moverse en automóvil. Dadas las dimensiones de las calles […]
By Carmen Rioja For a while Mexico has become known for its open frontiers. Without doubt, it is The place where diversity encounters. This reality has transformed El Bajío into one of the richest cultural areas of the Continent, and specifically to San Miguel de Allende in one of the most influential entities for the […]
By Carola Rico Last year was complicated and with enormous human losses, among them people who marked the history of San Miguel de Allende in some way and were well-known locally. We dedicate this space to the memory of all those who have passed, and note some who have left a notable mark on our […]
Por Fernanda Noriega Every day, hundreds of people arrive in San Miguel to see those places that have inspired painters, photographers, architects and other artists. For its part, the community of local people have learned to share their beloved town and to welcome the whole world with open arms. Chabela Vargas once said that Mexicans […]
Por Jesús Aguado Luego de 80 años, comenzaron a construirse—otra vez—aviones en México. La aeronave ligera es el Halcón 2, diseñado y construido en Guanajuato por Horizontec, con participación de una empresa local, dirigida por Fernando Balderas López; responsable también de la apertura de la única escuela de ingenieros en San Miguel; aunque cuando presentó […]
By Tanya Kawan After a week of returning from the trip with my family, it feels so good to be back in my own space. I feel ready to assimilate and integrate everything I experienced emotionally in those days that I was away. I realized why the practice of yoga and meditation have become so […]
By Jesús Aguado Surrounded by friends, family, and clients, the Gallardo López family cut the ribbon for San Miguel Shoes; a tribute to “the lady with the hat” — Martha López, and the accountant with dreams of shoes, Santiago Gallardo. This marks a new stage for this unique store that began as El Botín Rojo […]
