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Guatemalan Nacimiento Enactment

With the Feast for the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception on December 8, antigüeños begin putting up their Nacimientos (Nativity Scenes); a …

The Chupetero Sandro

I am not famous because I am one of the few chupeteros left in Antigua Guatemala. I am famous because I am …

Bell at Museo de Arte Colonial

No man is an island, entire of itself… any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never …

Antigua Guatemala Cathedral Altar

This church with its three chairs provides a symbolic representation of the crucifixion; with each seat representing each cross. In this take, …

Bird’s Eye View of Nim Pot

Nim Pot is another business that has turned into a landmark of Antigua Guatemala. I believe I have shown some handicrafts from …

Architects of the Future

Here we have a group of students from the first year of the faculty of Architecture of Universidad de San Carlos de …

Antigua Architecture Walks

I was fortunate to accompany Guatemalan Architect José María Magaña Juárez, who specializes in conservation of monuments and historic centers and was …

All Roads Lead to Antigua Guatemala

Often I have mentioned the importance of Antigua Guatemala, formerly Santiago de los Caballeros de Guatemala, through out the history of the …