Entradas recientes
Ver todas
They inaugurate the collective exhibition "United Artists" in Suchitoto.
The Center for Art for Peace in Suchitoto, Cuscatlán, opened its doors to more than 19 visual artists to exhibit their works in a collective exhibition that opened on April 7. "United Artists" is the title of this pictorial exhibition housed in the CAP chapel, which has aroused the curiosity of both locals and outsiders. In the venue, a series of works of different sizes, techniques, and themes can be observed, painting the space with various colors. The names of these visual creators are: Ana MarÃa Medina, Ana Frances Portal, Al…
Houses of Culture offers artistic workshops for all Salvadorans.
Children, teenagers, and adults will be able to participate in various art disciplines. In addition, CENAR will provide a special workshop for people working with early childhood. The Ministry of Culture, through the National Directorate of Houses of Culture and Cultural Parks, invites the Salvadoran population to be part of different artistic workshops. According to the Ministry, these training workshops have been made available for children, youth, and adults in houses of culture in the departments of La Libertad, San Salvador, Chalate…
Google opens its office in El Salvador and will donate $200,000 to entrepreneurs
The company indicated that the funds will be used to train local businesses. The law passed by parliament to execute the alliance with Google stipulates the purchase of services for no less than $500 million over 7 years. During the inauguration of its office in El Salvador, Google announced on Monday that through Google.org, its philanthropic arm, it will donate $200,000 to train Salvadoran entrepreneurs in digital skills and provide them with access to financing. The funds will be delivered to the organization Pro Mujer, detailed Eleonor…
¨Panes mata niños¨: More Than Just a Street Food, a Simple Yet Irresistible Delicacy from Santa Ana
From Santa Ana to the world, "chuco" or "mata niños" bread has become a highly recognized dish by both locals and foreigners who visit the "brown city." In the heart of the Santa Ana department, a culinary tradition has emerged that has conquered the palates of both locals and foreigners: the famous "chuco" or "mata niños" bread. These breads, which combine unique flavors and a peculiar presentation, have transcended to other areas of the country and have become a gastronomic symbol. Chuc…
DOM organizes cultural event in CaserÃo El Mozote, Morazán.
This is the second cultural festival held by the DOM ( Dirección Nacional de Obras Municipales) in the caserÃo El Mozote, after the participation of the Military Music Band of the National Navy on February 24, which was attended by the inhabitants of the area, as well as national and foreign tourists. Since the beginning of his government, the President has demonstrated with facts his firm decision to turn El Mozote into an example of development for El Salvador and Latin America. With a treatment of absolute respect and compliance from Presi…
Discover the San Salvador Downtown Night Market: prices, how to get there, and what products are available.
At 6:00 pm, vendors begin to occupy Acosta Passage in downtown San Salvador to offer their products, popular not only for their freshness but also for their affordable prices. This is the downtown San Salvador Night Market. The downtown San Salvador Night Market is a gem that not many know about. We refer to it as a 'gem' not because of its visual appeal but because you can find a wide variety of products at lower prices in this place. Located in front of the Los Ilustres cemetery, the nighttime activity of the market contrasts sha…
Have you seen jellyfish on the Salvadoran coast? Learn a little more about their arrival.
The entity recommends not touching them to avoid burns. The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MARN) warned about the sighting of jellyfish on the Salvadoran coast. The entity detailed that their arrival is usually between February and March, but this year they appeared until April. These marine invertebrate animals have a gelatinous texture with hanging tentacles that they use to capture their prey. If you see one, do not touch it because it can cause burns to your skin, as well as produce a sensation similar to that of a bee stin…
