By Luis Felipe Rodriguez Juan José Marcos Gaspar Antonio de Aldama y González was born in the Villa de San Miguel el Grande. He was the brother of Ignacio Aldama, an insurgent hero. He was also the uncle of Mariano and Antonio, who were also insurgents. At the beginning of the Mexican War of Independence, […]
Por Adriana Méndez Acababa de encender la televisión para ver las noticias, que hacía varios días no veía, cuando recibí un Whats de Marcela: “Adri, vente al Tuesgay a Marsala, … Leer más Por José Alfredo Gutiérrez Ignacia Salinas y su esposo Martín Arredondo trabajan en equipo para producir y vender tapetes, colchas y cojines […]
Efren Gonzalez at Bordello Galeria Jan 27, 2023 [email protected] Observe the total development of a painting by master painter, Efren Gonzalez, at the UpperTerrace patio of Casa de la Noche this coming Friday, Jan 27. Gonzalez will transform a blank canvas to a complete painting using oil painting technique during a live demo January 27, […]
By Carole Stone The Days of Awe are upon us. At this time, we eagerly anticipate the blowing of the shofar, the ram’s horn, as part of our traditional worship service. But why? Why a ram’s horn? Why all that teeth-rattling noise?! There are many reasons why we blow the shofar on Rosh Hashana, the […]
Por Paola Velasco San Miguel de Allende tiene muchos tesoros, pero uno de ellos son las personas que viven aquí. Esta sección está pensada para que conozcamos de manera divertida a esas personas que por una u otra razón decidieron vivir en San Miguel. ¡Que la disfrutes! En esta ocasión, entrevistamos a Francisco Peyret, actual […]
By Emma Seville Are you eating enough protein? Do you think about the calorie content of your food more than the nutrient content? Or maybe you just grab whatever is easy and put all the thought into providing healthier options for your family. Well in this week’s email we are going to look into the […]
By Lucas Alamo Do you live in a city or does the city live in you? You are part of the mechanism, a cog. In a city where ghosts are part of everyday life a mother clings to the idea of life diluted by normalized circumstances. The latest book by Oswaldo Buendía, published by Ediciones […]
Por Paola Velasco Estamos casi terminando la temporada de Vendimias en Guanajuato, y una de las más recientes fue Vendimia de Viñedo los Arcángeles el pasado sábado 24 de septiembre. El boleto de entrada incluyó un recorrido por los viñedos y bodegas, taller de vino, taller de apicultura, música en vivo, degustaciones de diferentes variedades […]
By Tom Schneider San Miguel’s two local Rotary Clubs and Rotaract are sponsoring a series of public events to promote peace in March and April. On Tuesday, March 21, at noon, gather at the Peace Pole obelisk in Parque Juarez to celebrate the spring equinox when local indigenous elder Alicia Mayo will lead a four-direction […]
By Rodrigo Díaz Guerrero, José María Moreno, and Bernardo Moreno Trying to discover the primordial source of prohibitions in primitive societies, we come across Freud’s “Totem and Taboo.” The hypothesis that the father of psychoanalysis reaches in this book is determined by the fundamental conflict between desire and prohibition, supposing that the origin of totemism […]