FCE exposes “Guadalajara the soul of Mexico” in Bogota

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Bogotá, Sep. 26 (Notimex).- The photographic exhibition "Guadalajara, the soul of Mexico", is presented at the Gabriel Garcia Marquez Cultural Center in Bogota, and is one of the attractions of the Visiones de México Festival in Colombia, which has as guest of honor the state of Jalisco.

The photographs, which the public can appreciate in the central patio, terraces and corridors of the Cultural Center, illustrate the five reasons why Guadalajara, capital of Jalisco, is the soul of Mexico.

One of them is the charreria, "a national sport of skills with equestrian and cowboy skills, typical of the ‘Mexican charro’".

Tequila, its regional drink, is the soul of the country transformed into alembics, it is also present in this photographic exhibition that is part of the activities of the Festival Visiones de Mexico in Colombia, which takes place during September at the headquarters of the FCE subsidiary Colombia.

The mariachi, the sonorous pulse of Mexico, is the music with which most of the emotional repertoire of their lives is manifested and is another reason to understand Guadalajara.

The gastronomy of Guadalajara is a delicacy that stands out for the famous "torta ahogada" and the birria as well as the typical dishes such as pozole, tamales, tostadas, sopes, gorditas, enchiladas, tacos, capirotada and the traditional pollo a la valentina.Jalisco is one of the most artisan states of the American continent and is the national leader in the importance and diversity of handicrafts; contributes with 10 percent of the artisanal exports of Mexico.For […]

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