A drive from Chapala to Guadalajara and return video
Monday, September 3, 2012
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Mariachi Festival in Guadalajara
Mariachi Festival in Guadalajara starting Today
Internacional del Mariachi Website
For who like Mariachi, today starts the yearly Mariachi festival here in Guadalajara. There are performers from all over the world in various location through out Guadalajara performing till the 9th of septermber
Internacional del Mariachi Website
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Festival,
Guadalajara,
Mariach
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Mercado San Juan de Dios
Mercado San Juan de Dios in central Guadalajara is sometimes called Taiwán de Dios due to it's frantic pace and large size. An average of 20 thousand people pass thru the market every day among it's 2600 businesses. The building is on three levels and covers over 44 thousand square meters. This is a place you spend days exploring. It has everything a Tianguis has multiplied many times
The current location was founded in the early 1950's but the original market dates back to 1551 and the founding of the city. In 1613, the barrios of San Juan de Dios and Analco were united with the rest of the city by building a bridge and the market was expanded. It was not until 1888 when the first solid construction was built and that was torn down in 1925 for a larger one, then again in the 1950's
Outside entrance
Interior panorama
Interior courtyard
Carniceria
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Carniceria,
Guadalajara,
market,
mercado,
San Juan de Dios,
Taiwán de Dios
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
San Sebastian del Oeste
San Sebastian del Oeste, Jalisco (located off highway 70) was one the main mining centres in the New Spain during the Colonial period. By 1785, ten gold and silver reduction haciendas and nearly 30 mines had been established there. The small town became a city in 1812, and reached its full maturity around 1830. San Sebastian's productivity was halted by the 1910 military revolution, and soon after, foreign companies in charge of mining works moved to other areas. The last mine was abandoned 1921, and San Sebastian fell into complete oblivion. Nowadays, its main economic activities involve agriculture, stockbreeding, increasing tourism and to a lesser degree, forestry.
UNESCO Historic Towns
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Jalisco,
mining,
San Sebastian,
San Sebastian del Oeste,
silver,
tourism
Second Annual International Music Festival
May 31 to June 3, 2012
The International Fair of Music (FIM) is a project of the University of Guadalajara, which aims to be an international meeting point and cutting edge with a commitment to enhance the professionalization of the creators and producers of music, as well as promoting Ibero-American musical culture.
In its program of activities, the Fair includes concerts and showcases local artists and international market exposure, exchange and sale, lectures and discussions related to new problems and opportunities in the music world, meetings with stakeholders, workshops and clinic, as well as a sample film.
In its second edition, the International Music Fair Guadalajara will take place from May 31 to June 3, 2012. Its headquarters will be Expo Guadalajara and with subsites at Teatro Diana, Auditorio Telmex, film forum at the University of Guadalajara, Hotel Hilton, forums and different bars in town.
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Expo,
fair,
Festival,
FIM,
Guadalajara,
International,
Music,
University
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