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By Liliana Elena Gonzalez @mexatua Equestrian Statue of Morelos: Sculpted by the Italian artist José Inghillieri and dedicated to José Ma. Morelos. This piece is a patriotic symbol of freedom. Morelos whole name was: José María Teclo Morelos y Pavón. He was born in September 30, 1765 in Valladolid, now Morelia. He was a [...]  By Liliana Elena Gonzalez @mexatua Callejon del Romance: The “Romance Alley” is a passage with pink quarry, flowers and fountains. It connects Madero avenue with Luis Moya street. It is located in front of the Aqueduct, Fray Antonio de San Miguel Avenue and the Villalongin Square. This place is surrounded in a romantic [...] By Liliana Elena Gonzalez @mexatua Aqueduct: This baroque construction has 253 arcs. It was built under the orders of Bishop Fray Antonio de San Miguel in 1785, so the city could have more access to drinkable water and the indians could have more jobs. Fray Antonio de San Miguel Street: It was built in [...] By Liliana Elena Gonzalez @mexatua Join Linda Neil and me in the one day tour & realtors® networking session Glimpse of Michoacán, the Real México! Why is Michoacán unique and why should a broker be interested? John Glaab (Linda´s husband) has sent me the following list: Michoacán, the world’s avocado capital abounds with agricultural richness [...] By Huicho The Morelia International Film Festival (FICM, for its acronym in spanish) is about to turn 7 and has quickly become one of the most important film festivals in Mexico. We can just look at the fact that the winner of the short film competition will be elegible for an academy award consideration. But [...] By Huicho Hola a todos. Today I’m going to talk about some of my favorite places to have a nice cup of coffee or a hot chocolate or maybe just sit down and chat. I’m not an expert in any subject, and I don’t pretend to be. I’m just a guy who loves his city [...] Plaza de las Rosas in a pleasant evening (7.50 pm) in Morelia By Lucille Arneson When I decided to retire, I knew I wanted some kind of an adventure offering different prospects of activity. When in college, I studied French; it seemed a natural, as after all, I was an art major [...] Picture taken at 7.45 pm at plaza del Carmen. San José church at back. By Linda Pierce, As I write this, I hear the sound of helicopters overhead from my house 2 blocks from the main plaza in Morelia. It is been a frequent sound all day today, a not surprising sound after [...] By Liliana Rodriguez Before the Spanish Conquer, the region that is now Morelia was known as Guayangareo valley and it was inhabited by a native group called the pirindas. The city was founded in 1541, but it received de name of Valladolid until 1577. In 1582, it replaced Patzcuaro as Capital of the Province [...] |
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