Gabriel Chávez: passionate about San Juan Cosalá
Lawyer, educator, chronicler of history
Gabriel Chávez Rameño is a lawyer by profession, a teacher by vocation, and a chronicler…More
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alma
Originally from San Juan Cosalá, she graduated with a degree in Psychology from the University of Guadalajara (UdeG). Passionate about literature and the arts, she started in 2022 as a reporter in San Juan Cosalá in Semanario Laguna. Currently, she writes about culture and artist profiles.
Gabriel Chávez: passionate about San Juan Cosalá
The Way of the Cross revival after 3-year absence
Enrique Gonzalez Chavez will represent Jesús
After a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the residents of San Juan Cosalá are…More
Young cyclists from San Juan Cosalá pedal in Lagos de Moreno race
They rode in Festibike Heladio Ruiz Olmos
Last Saturday, March 25, 18 students from the San Juan Cosalá Cycling School, between six…More
Gio Leunam’s passion for film and photography
Following his childhood dream to become a cameraman
Thirty year -old Giovanni Manuel Sánchez Navarro, aka Gio Leunam from Teocuitatlán de Corona fulfilled…More
Children’s play in San Juan Cosalá needs actors
The premier of Dina-Dinosaurio will be April 30
Children’s Day in San Juan Cosalá will be celebrated with a play at the Casa…More
Artist Carolina Tejeda’s creativity and altruism
Tapatia has 25-years of experience
Carolina Tejeda Mendoza is a 40-year-old creative artist from Guadalajara. She has been a resident…More
First Tachihual Bread Festival of San Juan Cosala April 8-9
Tachihual is a traditional Mexican bread
On April 8 – 9 the first Tachihual Artisan Bread Festival will be held in…More
Low water levels reported by the San Juan Cosalá leader
Only half pay for drinking water service they use
Carlos Vázquez Reyes, the Delegado of San Juan Cosalá, said that from April to May…More
Fish favored for Lenten meals in San Juan Cosalá
Some wary of fish from Lake Chapala
Fried tilapia, ceviche (marinated raw seafood salads), carp birria (spicy fish stew) and even charales…More
Poet turns literature into a life companion
Lizzie Castro lives in San Antonio Tlayacapan
Lizzie Castro, a 42-year-old writer in San Antonio Tlayacapan, has found in literature the starting…More