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By Rodrigo Díaz Guerrero As residents of San Miguel are well aware, Colonia Guadalupe has been characterized as one of the most important scenes in the city for restless, enterprising, …

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By José Luis Mendoza The origins of Son Jarocho date back to the 18th century where music from Spain, primarily from the areas of Andalusia and the Canary Islands, acquired …

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By Josemaria Moreno There is a new restaurant in San Miguel called Venencia, and it touts Oaxacan cuisine. Oaxaca is well known as a state with a broad and varied …

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By Rodrigo Díaz Guerrero Ramón Aviña is a plastic artist originally from Mexico City who has been living in San Miguel de Allende for a couple of years now. He …

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By Rosario Ruiz  This weekend we celebrate Carnival all over the world. If you are new to the city, or if you are visiting, and don’t know how we celebrate …

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By Rodrigo Díaz As a kind of tavern that also offered homemade dishes, the concept of a brasserie originated in Munich, Germany, and later became popular in Paris after the …

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By Signe Hammer  Last February 1, San Miguel PEN presented successfully to Adolfo Caballero of YAM gallery, in the Hotel la Aldea, telling the story of William Spratling, a foundational …

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By Josemaría Moreno González With the 19th anniversary of the La Aurora Art and Design Center Factory, our itinerary passes through this historic site of our city. Originally founded as …

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By Saul Garpe After our journey from San Miguel de Allende to San Miguel de Cozumel, we have passed through Cancun and partied in Playa del Carmen. Now we are …

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By Bernardo Moreno The Argentine artist Sonia Alejandra García is bringing to San Miguel de Allende the shadow play, “Fin.” Music for the performance will be provided by the Oaxacan …

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