Cultural Celebrations

Alfeñiques are intricate sugar figures that play a vital role in the colorful celebrations of Día de Muertos, especially in San Miguel de Allende. These exquisite creations, appearing as skulls, animals, and other culturally significant shapes, are carefully crafted to honor the memories of those who have passed away. Serving as decorative elements on ofrendas,…

Many societies tend to shy away from discussing death, perceiving it as a taboo subject; however, in <a href="https://homerenonews.com.au/flamenco-journey-discovering-san-miguel-de-allendes-spanish-roots/">San Miguel de Allende</a>, death is embraced and celebrated with vivid colors, heartfelt customs, and joyful remembrance. During the Day of the Dead, visitors will find streets adorned with bright marigolds, families gathering to pay tribute to…