
Drummer and Chirimilla Flute Player in Antigua Guatemala
The haunting Mayan sounds of the chirimilla flute and drums can still be heard at most religious and public events. Unfortunately, while …
The haunting Mayan sounds of the chirimilla flute and drums can still be heard at most religious and public events. Unfortunately, while …
Sometimes it seems that antigüeños only celebrate with parades and processions. I say this because almost every month you encounter a procession …
I have not idea why La Escuela de Cristo church is so important in Antigua Guatemala. The two largest processions from Antigua …
This is why Parque Central still the most popular venue in Antigua Guatemala after nearly 500 years of existence: It’s Friday fun …
Wokco is the new fast-food Chinese or Asian concept restaurant that opened recently in Antigua Guatemala. According to Daniela, one of the …
The satchel shown above has to be most typical and the most often found Guatemalan morral. You can find this kind of …
Green is the most often found color in Guatemala. Green is our Quetzal. Green is also our quetzal bill. Green our Ceibas, …
There are three public spring-water pools inside Finca El Pilar. One pool for kids, less than one meter deep, a medium size …
I don’t know about you, but I like the design of most things done before 70s. I mean just take something as …
As in previous years, once again I had the opportunity to attend one of the jazz recitals of the 12th International Jazz …
As every Friday at 4 p.m. the municipal band delighted us with a recital of live music. Also, every time I watch …
Of all God’s creatures, there is only one that cannot be made slave of the lash. That one is the cat. If …
This morning Guatemala is taking baby steps towards justice by having a historic public hearing of retired General Efraín Ríos Montt on …
Calle del Arco is the place to be on the weekends in Antigua Guatemala if you want to listen to live music. …
If you want to do street photography you have to be quick and be ready at all times because you never know …