Guanajuato, Guanajuato

Introduction I chose Jenni Rivera because she had a pretty hard life. Her life was sad and very interesting. She accomplished a lot in her life and she was a brave person even at the hardest times in her life. Jenni was a successful person and she was very talented, she was a singer and a business woman she sold over 15 million copies of her 12 albums. She was inspiring to many people because she was very helpful Jenni had a foundation for women that were victims of violence. Early Life Jenni Rivera was born on July 2nd 1969 in Long Beach California. Jenni had a rough life she got pregnant at 15 years old by Trino Marin so her parents kicked her out. She later on married Trino and had two more children. Living with him for eight years she described were physically abusive. Jenni completed high school, college, and studying business. She didn’t like her marriage with Trino because it led her to depression and two suicide attempts. Later on she eventually left her husband and went back with her parents and started working for her dad's record label. Career She first discovered her dreams of singing by working in her dads record label. She then started performing in bars and signed with the label fonovisa and came out with her first record label “Que Me Entierren Con La Banda.” She made hit albums and earned Latin Grammys and Billboard nominations. Jenni sold over 15 million copies of her twelve major label albums. She was also named spokeswoman of the year…

The goal of a historian is to give an accurate account of an event that took place. Any additions of opinions and personal views could give false information to the reader. One particular excerpt that shifted the change of history is “The Siege of Guanajuato”, an excerpt, written after the year 1810 by, Lucas Alamán, an advocate for conservatism and a son of a wealthy family. Alamán writes a secondary source that details, a description of the leader Miguel Hidalgo, a priest who led siege to the…

Guanajuato, Mexico is a humble city of vibrant, colorful, and small concrete buildings scattered on narrow winding roads on a valley near the mountainside. The streets are decorated in running children and women selling concha. The men of a city have weathered hands from working hard but they smile as they watch the entire city with weary eyes. Despite all of this, the city is beautiful. For some, however, growing up there is difficult with so much livestock to feed and take care of. After the…

José Chimal Peña Business and Management SL Internal Assessment Word Count: 1405 Table of Contents: Cover Sheet 1 Table of Contents 2 Introduction 3 Commentary 4 Conclusion 9 Supporting Documents 10 Bibliography 16 Introduction: CENER is a center that generates renewable energies with Headquarters in Navarre, Spain. It follows the model of a business as it has the four business functions: it is financed, it has several operations to manage the energies it produces, it has…

In the essay, The Loss of the Creature, written by Walter Percy, the term “creature” means “true experience.” When we go somewhere, we often do research on the place or talk with people who have gone to the place. We create a vision for what our experience should be like without even reaching our destination. We often get caught up in creating a vision for our experience that we forget to stop, look around, and enjoy the world. When we go to a place, we try to experience what we have planned…

The Mexic-Arte museum has been in commission since 1984, and has been showcasing the cultural artwork since its opening while expanding the amount art work every year. I learned that the museum also holds street parades during Dia de los Muertos to commemorate and spread the Mexican culture throughout the city of Austin on 6th street. Some of my favorite works I viewed included, that I will discuss, were “La Vida y La Muerte” (Life and Death), Catrinas, and photos of Guanajuato. The…

After less than a year in Kennett Middle School, I had the courage to decide I wanted to be like everyone else and started taking advanced courses. I knew I had what it took to be successful no matter what. Casa Guanajuato, Mr. Manuel Ibarra, and Ms. Loretta Perna have had an enormous impact on my life. Casa Guanajuato has given me several opportunities to spread my culture and gain leadership. I became "Señorita 5 de Mayo" on May 2015. Earning this title for me meant being able to teach others…

was to immerse myself in their culture, language, and experience the fullness this experience would bring to my educational goals. These were the factors that led me to make the decision to study abroad. This will be my first experience studying abroad and I am excited to embark on this new and exciting adventure before I graduate. Additional life goals are to continue traveling abroad and expanding my learning experiences. I will be doing my study abroad with The Council on International…

Three centuries of Spanish Rule, Creole, Indian populations, and the Mestizo outnumbered native Spaniards in Mexico. However, the Spaniards remained on the top of social hierarchy. Documents were purchased to establish European ancestry, as being European came with a lot of benefits. The primary force was the Catholic Church, which was a dominant social threat. Spanish churches dominated villages of Mexico, they symbolized wealth and power. The natives believed in the Virgin De Guadalupe,…

Diego Rivera full name is’’ Diego María de la Concepción’’ he was born in december 8 1886 in Guanajuato ,México Diego Rivera was a very famous painter. He was mostly know for his political painting in murals, He’s also known for the affair that he had with her lover Frida Kahlo . Diego rivera participated in the mexican mural movement. He did a lot of painting and some of then were about presidents etc . Diego Rivera’s work was at a modern museum in new York. Diego rivera died in November…