The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
If you’ve ever wanted to tone your calves and vasti mediali (that round muscle just above the knee) while grinding corn, charging your phone or making a smoothie, then a small gang of clean energy inventor-entrepreneurs operating out of a two-story house in the northwest of Guadalajara is the answer to your overly-specific prayers.
Álvaro Larez is a 36-year-old classical violinist from the small Venezuelan island of Isla Margarita.
Even in his retirement, Tim Cooper feels the urge to inform patients and their family members on how to be prepared when facing surgery.
Without – one assumes – papal consent, artists in two Mexico City neighborhoods have created and venerated their very own patron saint, Santa Mari de Juaricua, protectress against gentrification.
Salma Hayek is the star of a new dark comedy scheduled for release this month, “Beatriz at Dinner.”
Mark Twain did not hold much interest for writer Ed Tasca until a few years ago, when someone from Lakeside Little Theater (LLT) asked if he’d be interested in putting on a show about Mark Twain.
Sitting in the sun-lit office of Avenida Chapultepec-adjacent tattoo shop Chamuca at three in the afternoon, owner and artist Rodrigo Ruiz related an anecdote which may serve to give nuance to the perception still held by a minority, that of tattoo artists as untrustworthy occupants of the squalid depths of society’s lower strata.
