Cultural Traditions

Alfeñiques are delicate sugar figures that hold a special place in Día de Muertos celebrations, particularly in San Miguel de Allende. These colorful creations, shaped into skulls, animals, and other symbolic forms, are crafted to honor loved ones and adorn altars during this vibrant festival. Rooted in centuries-old traditions, alfeñiques blend Arabic, Spanish, and Mexican […]

San Miguel de Allende transforms into a vibrant spectacle during the Day of the Dead, and at its core stands La Catrina, a striking symbol of life, death, and Mexican heritage. Created in 1910 by José Guadalupe Posada as a satirical critique of Mexico’s elite, La Catrina has evolved into a beloved cultural icon. In