By Gabriela Solís Born in the Shinagawa region of Japan in 1864, Tatsugoro Matsumoto worked as a royal gardener in Tokyo before migrating to Mexico City, where he worked for presidents like Porfirio Díaz and became the landscaper of Mexico City’s Chapultepec Castle gardens. But he is best remembered in Mexico for bringing the purple […]
By Jeffrey Sipe and Nina Rodriguez We may thank Alfonso Cuaron for delivering a true Christmas miracle in the form of Alice Rohrwacher’s short film “Le Pupille” which premiered at Cannes earlier this year and is a must-see for this holiday season. Asked by Disney to produce a series of short Christmas films, Cuaron approached […]
By Jeffrey Sipe y Nina Rodríguez Marie Kreutzer’s “Corsage” is a beautifully crafted historical drama that imagines the domestic life of Habsburg princess Elisabeth of Austria. The film is a … Leer más By Jeffrey Sipe and Nina Rodriguez “The Whale” Brendan Frasers’ 600-pound portrait of an estranged father is the safest Oscar bet. February […]
Por Elenne Castro El sector maquilador y manufacturero de exportación es de las industrias más intensivas del Tratado entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá (T-MEC) con el 60 por ciento … Leer más Por Elenne Castro iStock a través de su plataforma de investigación creativa, VisualGPS, reveló que más del 80 por ciento de los […]
By Rodrigo Diaz Guerrero Using contemporary design and integrating it into a colonial setting is a challenge. It requires a highly developed sense of aesthetics and careful attention to the details to take a contemporary approach with the colonial streets, parks, and nooks of an urban environment. The subject of our interview this week has […]
Por Rodrigo Díaz, Josemaría Moreno y Bernardo Moreno Es indudable que uno de los artistas más influyentes del siglo pasado es este peculiar hedonista, cínico y escéptico (cualquier otro epíteto … Leer más Por Fernando Helguera El lunes de la semana pasada me desperté con un sentimiento de inquietud, pues sabía que algo importante pasaba; […]
Por María Ruiz A unos cuantos kilómetros del centro de San Miguel de Allende, rumbo a la comunidad de Los Rodríguez, se encuentra una hermosa finca productora de aceite de oliva. Con más de 20 años de servicio y atendida por sus propietarios Victor y Susan, está abierta para cualquiera que quiera conocerla y vivir […]
By Greg Gunter The farm-to-table idea is not new to San Miguel de Allende. Many of the region’s chefs have incorporated the concept locally for years. In fact, farm-to-table—as both a dining concept and also a lifestyle—has become so popular here that the outdoor recurring dining event called Outstanding in the Field just hosted yet […]
By Judy Newell Mexico News Norwegian cruise line restarts cruises to the Mexican Riviera Norwegian Bliss set sail from Los Angeles on October 24, making her the seventh ship in the company’s fleet to resume operations in what the cruise line calls the “Great Cruise Comeback.” Sailing from the Los Angeles World Cruise Center, Norwegian […]
Por Fernanda Noriega No en todas las ciudades o estados del país existen las cenadurías. Al menos no como las tradicionales que conocemos aquí en San Miguel o ciudades aledañas, … Leer más Barracrudas has been a staple in Leon, but arrived in San Miguel de Allende a little over a year ago. Leer más […]