Un evento que no te puedes perder es la Tradicional Feria de Lana y el Latón en San Miguel de Allende. Este año se reunirán más de 40 familias expositoras de distintas ramas artesanales, como metalistería y lana, espejos, candiles, faroles, corazones, árboles de navidad, estrellas, portarretratos, tapetes, chalinas, rebozos y más artesanías típicas de […]
By Judy Newell Mexico News Complex and flavorful, Mexican cuisine is the centerpiece of the country’s culture. As the capital and largest city, Mexico City is the culinary heart of Mexico. For a legendary first-class meal, La Hacienda de Los Morales, is housed in a 16th century mansion and serving traditional dishes like aguacate con […]
Por Carola Rico Con la firma del convenio de colaboración para fortalecer a los gremios locales en beneficio de los sanmiguelenses, se formalizó el Hermanamiento de San Miguel de Allende … Leer más Por Clare Howell Traducción por Jessica Ripoll La ciencia nos dice que cada diez años nuestro cuerpo se renueva a sí mismo […]
By Natalie Taylor Barry Weiss was born in Chicago into a musical family. His mother was a pianist, and his grandmother both a pianist and a strolling accordion player. As a boy, he took piano lessons and went on to study music at Vander Cook College, a private institution in Chicago. After this, he continued […]
Por José Luis Mendoza Los orígenes del son jarocho se remontan al siglo XVIII en donde la música venida de España, primordialmente de la zona de Andalucía y de las Islas Canarias, adquiere un carácter muy peculiar en nuestras tierras al mezclarse con las influencias africanas que pululaban la cuenca del Caribe en esa época […]
Por Paola Velasco Entrar al Manantial y empujar sus puertas de madera estilo cantina es entrar a un viaje en la historia de San Miguel de Allende. Fundada en 1920, conserva en su fachada y sus muros el folklore de aquellos tiempos. Por muchos años dio servicio a trabajadores y productores que venían a San […]
By Alex MacLeod Stephanie Urbina Jones and her history-making Honky Tonk Mariachi will headline Patronato Pro Niños’ annual fund-raising gala at the Hacienda Los Picachos the evening of July 4. With a style described as “country music with chili peppers,” Urbina Jones was the first to bring mariachi music to the stage of Nashville’s Grand […]
By Bethany Platanella In 1992, the United Nations named Mexico City as the most polluted city on Earth. Pollutants were so dense that chilangos claimed that the toxins in the air killed birds in mid-flight, causing them to literally drop dead on the sidewalk. The outlandishly high levels of contamination were attributed to the city’s […]
Jóvenes Adelante Students on the Relationship of the People within the Territory of Turícuaro By Norma Alvarez Baeza Imagine that an entire community becomes conscious of their relationship with theterritory they inhabit, with the environment, the distribution of land, and the contaminationof their resources, such as water and land! By making that relationship conscious, theyno […]
By Janet Blaser Today we introduce,“Field Trip,” a new monthly series by Janet Blaser that explores the everyday adventures of shopping in Mexico. Need a Band-Aid? Ten pesos worth of Chihuahua cheese? One big black garbage bag for some extra clean-up? Head to your neighborhood abarrotes store, where you’ll find all of these things — […]
By Judy Newell Mexico News Waldorf Astoria Cancun Tick all the boxes with a luxurious beachfront retreat to the Waldorf Astoria Cancun, an oceanfront oasis with six restaurants, US$300 resort credit, and valet parking. Combining vibrant Mexican culture with opulent style and set on a sparkling stretch of glorious Mayan coastline, this resort gives you […]
Editor’s Comment Rethinking Tourism In 1979, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) proclaimed September 27 as World Tourism Day to commemorate the anniversary of the adoption of its statutes. Tourism has become a major player in international trade and at the same time represents one of the main sources of income for many developing countries. This […]
