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Fuente de los Niños Miones in Guadalajara, Mexico
Framed by traditional black wrought ironwork, the Fuente de los Niños Miones delights passersby in Guadalajara's Historic Center, right in the Plaza Tapatía . This sculptural gem attracts curious travelers with its peculiar charm and a touch of urban cheekiness . Designed to celebrate the joy of childhood, the artwork was created by sculptor Miguel Miramontes and installed in 1982 . It sits on Morelos Street, right next to the mysterious "Devil's Corner" ( Rincón del Diablo ), an alleyway shrouded in enigmatic local legends . Visitors often stop and smile at the sight of these four child sculp
Atlas Obscura · EN
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From Mötley Crüe & Turnstile to Milo J & Residente, This Is What Vive Latino’s 2027 Lineup Will Look Like
The legendary Mexican festival has announced its lineup for March.
Billboard · EN
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New Mexico Literacy Institute by Multistudio and Design Plus Architects Set to Open in December
The New Mexico Literacy Institute (NMLI), a 31,000-square-foot educational center designed by Multistudio in collaboration with Albuquerque-based Design Plus Architects , is scheduled to open in December 2026. Located in New Mexico , the project is a legacy initiative of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and is intended to provide a statewide facility for literacy education, serving learners of different ages and abilities. The design brings together educational, recreational, and community spaces, approaching literacy as a process that extends beyond conventional classroom settings.
ArchDaily · EN
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Karol G Gets Record Room Entries to Her Celebration of ‘No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto’ on TikTok Live
The Colombian superstar's massive party featured guests including Greg González, John Summit and more.
Billboard · EN
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Em-Estudio lines Mexico City bar with walls of books
The vintage bookstores of Mexico City's Roma neighbourhood influenced the interiors of this basement bar, designed by local outfit Em-Estudio. The post Em-Estudio lines Mexico City bar with walls of books appeared first on Dezeen .
Interior design | Dezeen · EN