Por Guadalupe Meza “Ignacio de Allende, una visión de sol y sombra taurina”, “La Plaza Orientes es como mi casa: Pintor taurino sanmiguelense Juan Antonio Ruiz” y “Don Enrique Briones Martini (1932-2006), novillero en años mozos e impulsor de la actividad taurina sanmiguelense” son algunas de las historias taurinas del San Miguel de Allende aficionado […]
By Luis Felipe Rodriguez Palacios On the second part of this story, we talked about all the stalls at the market after 1889. The market suffered several mishaps. A gale blew off the sheet roof, and one of the beams fell on the refrigerator of the “El Pavo” butcher shop of Don Graciano Ruiz. There […]
Por Diana M. Ruiz Morales Hoy celebramos la trascendencia del personaje notable y el entrañable amigo. Es compartir unos cuantos pasajes de sus ilimitadas grafías, donde apenas abrimos una memoria … Leer más Inauguración de Arte Obras de Maru Vázquez Sáb, Feb 13, 5-8pm Galería Calderoni Fábrica La Aurora fabricalaaurora.com/ Por Jade Arroyo Galería Calderoni […]
Encuentar en este artículo qué es un fideicomiso y cómo saber si necesitas uno. Leer más Por Alejandro Vasconselos México es un país que tiene más de 5 climas, entre ellos, cálido, subhúmedo, seco, semiárido, desértico, húmedo, es el quinto país con mayor biodiversidad de plantas … Leer más Por Alejandro Vasconselos México es un […]
By Joseph Plummer Our primary medical and social culture often works to cover the experience and reality of dying. If we can converse more openly about death, we can feel, experience, and grow. When death is denied or avoided, much more suffering occurs. If death is acknowledged in the daily equation of living, it opens […]
By Martín López For some time, I have wanted to experience the bees, to know a little more about how they create their elixir of the gods, how they design their community, how they reproduce asexually, how they “alchemize” the energy of the flowers to turn it into liquid gold. The ancient Mayas used honey […]
By Fredric Dannen Edvard Grieg may be Norway’s most famous composer, but he is principally famous for only a few works, among them his Peer Gynt Suite and 66 Lyric Pieces for piano solo. Unlike his Nordic contemporary, the symphonist Jean Sibelius, Grieg was at his best as a miniaturist; indeed, some of the Lyric […]
Por Luis Felipe Rodríguez En mayo de 1740 se coloca la primera piedra del Santuario de Atotonilco, Gto. El Santuario de Jesús Nazareno de Atotonilco es un templo barroco del … Leer más Por Luis Felipe Rodríguez San Francisco es la gloria churrigueresca de San Miguel de Allende. Su construcción comenzó en 1779 y tardó […]
By Fredric Dannen Long before American Idol, even before the advent of television, home audiences across North America were captivated by a broadcasted singing competition. It was called the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air, a popular radio program that began in the 1930s, sponsored by the Sherwin-Williams paint company. The New York Times called it […]
By Bernardo Moreno The colonialist vision that has been the de facto driver of progress has been dismantling life for centuries. In its current, neoliberal form, it has exploited natural resources like never before. We need to reverse that trend; it is an emergency in Mexico, and the world. I share here an interview with […]
By Libera Lang As long as San Miguel de Allende continues to promote itself as «the best city in the world,» the threat of accelerated urbanization and industrialization in aquifer recharge zones will continue to grow. And given the immensity of the water crisis facing the city and rural areas, one wonders: where are the […]
By Linda Carlson The amazing Mexican violin player David Mendoza is a San Miguel de Allende treasure, well-loved in town since 2015, when he started playing with guitar virtuoso Gil Gutierrez as well as the talented young masters of rumba, Media Luna. David’s talent usually exceeds the expectations of people who listen to him for […]
By Paola Velasco To enter the Manantial and push open its wooden cantina-style doors is to enter a journey into the history of San Miguel de Allende. Founded in 1920, it preserves in its facade and walls the folklore of those times. For many years it served workers and producers who came to San Miguel […]
Branko Pjanic es enólogo y viticultor, apasionado por el vino y el campo. Originario de Bosnia, llegó a México en 2011 y vive en San Miguel desde hace siete años. Es socio fundador de Cava Garambullo, asesor de viñedos y producción vinícola. ¿Cómo te describirías en tres palabras? Honesto, creativo, soñador. ¿Qué canción resume mejor […]
