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Villa San Miguel https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn El comienzo de una nueva historia. Wed, 07 Feb 2024 22:49:43 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.3 https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/cropped-FaviconVSM-32x32.png Villa San Miguel https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn 32 32 Orange Festival https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/en/2019/03/12/orange-festival/ Tue, 12 Mar 2019 21:20:58 +0000 https://www.villasanmiguel.hn/?p=13775 The Villa San Miguel Tourist Center as cultural and gastronomic venue at the Orange Festival Summer Edition 2019 in the Historic Center of Tegucigalpa on March 23-30.

The Orange Festival will be an ideal space to share with family or friends, celebrating and promoting the ORANGE ECONOMY.

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Lucila Gamero de Medina https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/en/2019/01/25/lucila-gamero-de-medina-2/ Fri, 25 Jan 2019 20:58:15 +0000 https://www.villasanmiguel.hn/?p=13353 Lucila Gamero de Medina is one of the first Honduran women writers who manage to produce a literary work, solid and avant-garde, for society and women of her time, in the novel genre.

Fue entrenada como doctora y farmacéutica, y a pesar de que se le prohibió estudiar en la Universidad en Guatemala, realizó sus estudios en Honduras, donde obtuvo su diploma como Medico y Cirujano en 1924 en la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras por parte del Doctor Manuel G. Zúñiga, entonces decano de la Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. En 1924 fue la directora del hospital de Danlí y sirvió como consultora de salud también en Danlí.

  • 1892: Amelia Montiel
  • 1893: Adriana y Margarita
  • 1897: Páginas del Corazón
  • 1908: Blanca Olmedo
  • 1941: Betina
  • 1948: Aída, novela regional
  • 1954: Amor Exótico
  • 1954: La secretaria
  • 1955: El Dolor de Amar

Cultura hondureña
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Clementina Suárez https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/en/2019/01/18/clementina-suarez-2/ Fri, 18 Jan 2019 14:48:58 +0000 https://www.villasanmiguel.hn/?p=13266 Clementina Suárez was born on May 12, 1902 in Juticalpa (Honduras) and died in 1991. She is one of the most indispensable Honduran poetesses of the avant-garde poetry of this country, although she has not managed to become so famous, probably because we already know that poetry It is not a multitudinous hobby.

In Honduras he received the nickname of the “New Woman” for his bohemian way of understanding life, making great friendships with men, wearing shorts and living in an independent way; This caused many to criticize her but she did not allow herself to be influenced, she continued doing what she loved and became the first woman to publish a book in Honduras.

Some of his works are:

  • 1930: Corazón Sángrante
  • 1931: Los templos de Fuego
  • 1931: De mis sábados el último
  • 1935: Engranajes poemitas en prosa y en verso
  • 1937: Veleros
  • 1957: Creciendo con la hierba
  • 1969: Canto a la encontrada patria y sus héroes
  • 1969: El poeta y sus señales
  • 1994: De las desilusiones a la esperanza

Poemas del Alma
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Argentina Díaz Lozano https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/en/2019/01/11/argentina-diaz-lozano-2/ Fri, 11 Jan 2019 20:56:48 +0000 https://www.villasanmiguel.hn/?p=13192 Argentina Díaz Lozano was born in Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras, (December 15, 1912 – August 13, 1999) was a Honduran novelist and journalist.

His birth name was Argentina Bueso Mejía, when he married Porfirio Díaz Lozano, he adopted his two surnames, his work contains elements of late romanticism that has been described as “neoprimitive and poetic at the same time”. Perhaps his best-known book is the Mayapán historical novel, widely translated and with numerous editions. She was the only woman in Central America officially recognized as a candidate for the Nobel Prize for Literature (1970).

Some of his works are:

  • 1930: Perlas dé mi rosario
  • 1940: Topacios
  • 1940: Tiempo que vivir
  • 1944: Peregrinaje
  • 1950: Mayapán
  • 1956: 49 días en la vida de una mujer
  • 1960: Y tenemos que vivir…
  • 1964: Mansión en la bruma
  • 1966: Fuego en la ciudad
  • 1973: Aquel año rojo
  • 1976: Eran las doce… y de noche
  • 1983: Ciudad Errante
  • 1986: Caoba y orquídeas
  • 1991: Ha llegado una mujer

Ensayos Batres
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Visitación Padilla https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/en/2019/01/04/visitacion-padilla-2/ Fri, 04 Jan 2019 14:34:47 +0000 https://www.villasanmiguel.hn/?p=13146 She was a teacher of education and feminist activist was born in Talanga, Department of Francisco Morazán, (July 2, 1882 – February 12, 1960).

A solemn act was held on January 25, 1954, when the current president, the accountant Julio Lozano Díaz, recognizes the rights of women and allows the female vote for the first time in the Republic of Honduras, Padilla, tireless activist was present .

Asociación Feminista en Chiclana de la Frontera (Cádiz).
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Museo para la Identidad Nacional https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/en/2018/10/01/museo-para-la-identidad-nacional/ Mon, 01 Oct 2018 12:00:58 +0000 https://villasanmiguel.hn/?p=12595 MIN is an excellent description of the history and identity of the nation through modern exhibitions.

If you walk visiting the center go here, the museum is housed in the former Palace of the Ministries.

It is a permanent institution open to the public, non-profit organization at the service of society and its development, which acquires, conserves, researches, communicates and exhibits for purposes of study, education and enjoyment, material and immaterial evidence of the villagers they inhabited and inhabit the Honduran territory to strengthen historical memory and sense of national identity.

The MIN is the third most important museum in Central America standing out from 131 museums.

Museo para la Identidad Nacional

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Tourist Attractions https://mail.villasanmiguel.hn/en/2018/09/24/tourist-attractions/ Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16:20:00 +0000 https://villasanmiguel.hn/?p=12600 Cultural life and tourism development complement the offer, finding numerous museums.

The main cultural activities are carried out in the Historical Center.

Cultural

El Teatro Manuel Bonilla
Parque La Leona
Parque La Concordia
La Iglesia Catedral
Plaza Central
Los Dolores

Museums

Museo para la Identidad Nacional (MIN)
Museo Histórico Militar
Galería de Arte Nacional
Museo de las Telecomunicaciones
Museo Nacional de Honduras
Museo del Hombre (en reconstrucción)
Correo Nacional de Honduras

 

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