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23/10/2024

This place is called Edificio Arroniz, after the engineer who built it, Antonio arroniz Topete between 1891-1902 the architecture is Eclectic. The main facade has a portico framed by four columns. The main courtyard has open corridors on all four sides and arches supported by circular pillars, there is also a pair of staircases in the Mannerist style, through which the three levels of the building and the mezzanine are accessed.
The building now houses the secretary of culture of Jalisco. Learn about this building and many more in my private tours of Guadalajara.!!

23/10/2024

Inside the Parish of St.John the Baptist in the old barrio of Mexicaltzingo. This barrio was founded in 1542 the same year Guadalajara was founded. Book a private tour with me to learn about this and other barrios of Guadalajara.

23/10/2024

The Museum of Popular Arts of Jalisco is located in the historic center of the city. The museum is in a 18th century two-story house with an eclectic facade with neoclassical elements,the interior has Rococo ornaments. This museum is little known but a great place to know the popular arts of Jalisco.

23/10/2024

Some of the ocean attractions at Acuario michin in Guadalajara.!

23/10/2024

Known as “La Casa de Los Perros”, this house is now the museum of Journalism and Graphic Arts. It was built about 1896 and the original owner was Don Jesus Flores Arreola, a wealthy tequila businessman. The place is rumored to be haunted.!!

13/09/2024

The Palacio de Gobierno was built 1750-1790 it housed the Royal Court of Guadalajara. During Mexico’s fight for independence, Hidalgo made it his headquarters and proclaimed the abolition of slavery from here. Years later Juarez made it his capital during the Reform wars and was almost assasinated inside the building.! Inside José Clemente Orozco painted murals of Hidalgo. It is now used as a state administrative building and exhibition hall and open to the public.

13/09/2024

After the military conquest of mesoamerica(Mexico). What followed was the Spiritual conquest of ancient Mexico. Religious orders were sent to now New Spain(Mexico) to convert the indigenous people to Christianity. The first order to arrive and the one with more lasting influence were the Franciscans. They founded cities and pueblos and churches. Now I can take you to those churches and pueblos as your guide.!!

13/09/2024

Old maps of Guadalajara and the state of Jalisco.!! From a small Pueblo to metropolitan city.!!

13/09/2024

The Museum of the City used to be a Capuchin convent when it was constructed in 1761. It now displays the history of Guadalajara.

12/09/2024

The Basilica of San Felipe Neri was constructed in 1752-1802. It was the home of the congregation of the Oratory of San Felipe Neri. It is one of the best examples of Baroque architecture that still survives in modern Guadalajara. This and more temples I can show you as your guide in Guadalajara.!!

05/09/2024

Drinks from Oaxaca at ITESO University,eating at mercado santa tere, and drinking yerbabuena at cantina los Potrillos.

05/09/2024

This mural is one of many in barrio san andres in guadalajara that honors the students that disappeared during México's Dirty Wars of 1968-1978.

05/09/2024

Thousands of thousands of people disappeared during México's Dirty Wars. Many of them were sons and daughters,fathers and mothers,students and teachers,farmers and lawyers. Let's never forget them.!! Thanks to Centro de Promoción Cultural ITESO for this exhibition to honor the memory of the victims and remind us of this dark moment in our beloved México.

05/09/2024

During México's dirty war 1968-1978, the military disappeared thousands of political dissidents and students. They would execute them and dump the bodies in the ocean about 250 kms from Acapulco,Guerrero.

05/09/2024

One of the tactics the mexican government used to disappear dissidents was called "Flights of death", Vuelos de la muerte. A person was arrested/kidnapped and taken to a military base outside of México city. Later the prisoner was taken to Acapulco,where the military had a small airstrip and base. The prisoner was held in a small building dubbed the 'bungalow'. Later the prisoner was taken outside,blindfolded and executed. The body was placed inside a body bag. About 5 bodies could fit inside the plane. Out in the ocean the bodies were dumped in the ocean. There were hundreds of these flights documented in military flight logs and documents.
In 2002 and again in 2021 there were commissions set up to investigate these disappearances and two now generals were fingered as having given the orders for these operations. But to date no one has been arrested or punished for these crimes.!!

05/09/2024

A dark,sad and shameful times in the history of our country. The Dirty Wars 1968-1978 was a period when the government kidnapped,disappeared,imprisoned, and executed political dissidents and students who opposed the ruling regime. Thousands of thousands of people disappeared.! In military documents you can read how the military used euphemism to describe torture and executions of dissidents

04/09/2024

Our first in a series of talks given by historians,archeologists,and other professors of various subjects so that us tour guides receive the best and accurate information to give better tours. What we learn we impart to our visitors(tourists). Thanks to Lic.Jose Antonio Rosales Cortes for imparting his wisdom and research about the history of Centro guadalajara in the first 3 decades of the 20th century.!! And gracias to our beloved teacher Rosalia.!!! More talks will be coming on many topics about guadalajara.!!

04/09/2024

Barrio Santa Tere is also full of street art, every block has some art on a wall or even the whole house is painted.!! It is like a museum for street art.!!

04/09/2024

Barrio Santa Tere has a lot of Art Deco architecture from the 1930s when the nieghborhood was rapidly growing. This neighborhood is one of the most beloved by the people of guadalajara.

04/09/2024

Vicente Fernandez Gomez was born in guadalajara February 1940 and passed away December 2021. He was the last of his generation, there will never be another like him. He was the voice of México and no one can replace him.
If your coming to visit guadalajara I can take you to his ranch where he is buried.

08/08/2024

In the end the government defeated the leftist mexican guerrilla groups. In guadalajara, the 23 sept. Communist league crumbled in 1974.
The one-party dictatorship of México would go on to rule mexico until 2000.
The students,teachers and peasants,many of them killed or disappeared...lost. But their struggle lives on, carried forward by a new generation. Now their struggle is painted on the walls of the barrio that witnessed their fight and death.
If you visit guadalajara, I can bring you to the murals and tell you their stories.

08/08/2024

These are the new murals in the barrio of San Andres in Guadalajara. The murals pay homage to the students armed resistance movement of the late '60s-'70s. In these socially turbulent times, students,teachers, and rural people banded together to form guerrilla groups to fight the government. In Guadalajara, the main guerrilla group was the september 23 communist league. The groups birthplace was the barrio of San Andres.
The government responded with the "Dirty War" (1964-1982). The government kidnapped,tortured,imprisoned and disappeared, and killed many students and teachers during the Dirty War.
These murals are so we don't forget their struggle and their sacrifices.!

06/08/2024

The coolest tour guide in México is in Guadalajara.!!! Not your conventional guide. Have fun and learn the Culture of Jalisco.

06/08/2024

In mexico we have outdoor street markets called Tianguis. The origin of the Tianguis dates back to pre-Hidpanic times,when Mesoamerican civilizations established itinerant markets for the exchange of goods and products. The term 'Tianguis' derives from the Nahuatl word "tianquiztli", which was used to describe these markets.
Over the centuries, the Tianguis has evolved and adapted to changes in mexican society. During colonial times, the Tianguis became a place for the exchange of goods brought from Europe and Asia,merging prehispanic traditions with cultural influences of the Spaniards.
These markets are usually set up in strategic locations,like squeres or main avenues, and are held on specific days of the week. A Tianguis traditionally offers a wide variety of products,such as: seafood,vegetables,animals,bikes,clothes,shoes,jewelry,meat,artesanal crafts,books, artwork, cleaning products,hygiene,make-up,motorcycles,cars,tools, animal food,game consoles,medicine,cellphones,and much more stuff. Don't forget the services offered by vendors like home internet,cellphone services,massages,card readings,palm reading. You will be surprised what you find for sell at a Tianguis.
BOOK THE TIANGUIS TOUR I CREATED.!! The only Tianguis tour in Guadalajara.!! I take you to three Tianguis on a sunday.!! Experience the vibrant, authentic atmosphere of a Tianguis.!!

01/08/2024

Learning about life in the catholic convents of guadalajara.

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