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Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Mateo's Quest: Unveiling Secrets of the Day of the Dead Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2024-11-09-23-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: El sol brillaba sobre las calles empedradas de San Miguel de Allende.En: The sun was shining over the cobblestone streets of San Miguel de Allende.Es: Las casas estaban decoradas con papel picado de colores, y el aroma de las flores de cempasúchil llenaba el aire.En: The houses were decorated with colorful papel picado, and the scent of cempasúchil flowers filled the air.Es: Era el Día de los Muertos, y la ciudad vibraba con la energía del festival.En: It was the Day of the Dead, and the city vibrated with the energy of the festival.Es: Mateo, un artista que amaba la cultura de su pueblo, caminaba inquieto.En: Mateo, an artist who loved the culture of his town, walked anxiously.Es: Su abuelo le había confiado un preciado relicario familiar, un amuleto con la imagen de una calavera de azúcar, muy antiguo y significativo.En: His grandfather had entrusted him with a precious family keepsake, an amulet with the image of a sugar skull, very old and significant.Es: Pero esa mañana, el relicario había desaparecido.En: But that morning, the keepsake had disappeared.Es: Isabel, amiga de Mateo y una historiadora local, se acercó al notar su preocupación.En: Isabel, a friend of Mateo and a local historian, approached upon noticing his distress.Es: "¿Qué sucede, Mateo?"En: "What's wrong, Mateo?"Es: preguntó con curiosidad.En: she asked with curiosity.Es: Mateo le contó sobre el relicario perdido.En: Mateo told her about the lost relic.Es: Isabel, con sus años de experiencia, le prometió ayudar.En: Isabel, with her years of experience, promised to help him.Es: Mientras tanto, Joaquín, un amigo de la ciudad, estaba en la plaza.En: Meanwhile, Joaquín, a friend from the city, was in the square.Es: Era escéptico sobre las historias misteriosas del festival.En: He was skeptical about the mysterious stories of the festival.Es: "Estos cuentos son para niños", decía, riéndose.En: "These tales are for children," he said, laughing.Es: Sin embargo, cuando supo del problema de Mateo, su interés se despertó.En: However, when he learned about Mateo's problem, his interest was piqued.Es: El festival continuaba con música y baile.En: The festival continued with music and dance.Es: La multitud hacía difícil moverse, y Mateo y sus amigos tropezaban constantemente.En: The crowd made it difficult to move, and Mateo and his friends stumbled constantly.Es: Marcos quería investigar las decoraciones tradicionales.En: Marcos wanted to investigate the traditional decorations.Es: Joaquín, en cambio, quería preguntar a los vendedores y recoger información lógica.En: Joaquín, on the other hand, wanted to question the vendors and gather logical information.Es: Finalmente, Mateo decidió seguir la intuición de Isabel.En: Finally, Mateo decided to follow Isabel's intuition.Es: Fueron a su casa, llena de libros y documentos antiguos.En: They went to her house, filled with books and ancient documents.Es: Allí, Isabel encontró un viejo pergamino.En: There, Isabel found an old scroll.Es: Había un dibujo del relicario y una nota: "Protege lo que amas en el rincón olvidado".En: It had a drawing of the keepsake and a note: "Protect what you love in the forgotten corner."Es: Guiados por esta pista, los tres se dirigieron a una parte olvidada del pueblo.En: Guided by this clue, the three headed to a forgotten part of the town.Es: Un pequeño altar ceremonial escondido detrás de las sombras reveló el relicario.En: A small ceremonial altar hidden behind the shadows revealed the relic.Es: Estaba dentro de un altar de ofrendas, bajo una estatua de un antiguo dios.En: It was inside an altar of offerings, beneath a statue of an ancient god.Es: Mateo tomó el relicario con cuidado, comprendiendo la importancia de su hallazgo.En: Mateo carefully took the keepsake, understanding the importance of his find.Es: No solo recuperó un objeto preciado, sino que también ganó un nuevo entendimiento sobre el lugar del relicario en la ceremonia.En: He not only recovered a precious object but also gained a new understanding of the keepsake's place in the ceremony.Es: Mientras el sol se ponía, la música del festival se volvía más suave y mágica.En: As the sun set, the festival's music became softer and more magical.Es: Mateo, Isabel, y Joaquín regresaron, transformados.En: Mateo, Isabel, and Joaquín returned, transformed.Es: Mateo nuevamente sintió la conexión con sus raíces, mientras Joaquín comprendía un poco más la riqueza de las tradiciones.En: Mateo once again felt the connection to his roots, while Joaquín understood a bit more about the richness of the traditions.Es: Las luces de la ciudad titilaban, celebrando, como cada año, la vida y la memoria.En: The city lights twinkled, celebrating, as every year, life and memory.Es: En San Miguel de Allende, bajo el cielo estrellado, el relicario encontró su lugar, tal como lo hizo Mateo.En: In San Miguel de Allende, under the starry sky, the relic found its place, just as Mateo did. Vocabulary Words:the sun: el solthe cobblestone street: la calle empedradathe papel picado: el papel picadothe scent: el aromathe marigold flower: la flor de cempasúchilthe keepsake: el relicariothe amulet: el amuletothe sugar skull: la calavera de azúcarthe relic: el relicariothe historian: la historiadorathe clue: la pistathe altar: el altarthe offering: la ofrendathe statue: la estatuathe ancient god: el dios antiguothe scroll: el pergaminothe drawing: el dibujothe wealth: la riquezathe sky: el cielothe star: la estrellathe shadow: la sombrathe note: la notathe root: la raízthe connection: la conexiónthe ceremony: la ceremoniathe house: la casathe document: el documentothe plaza: la plazathe tradition: la tradiciónthe corner: el rincón

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Ever wondered what it's like to transition from Hollywood's glitz to the tranquil art scene of Mexico? How does one pivot from designing movie campaigns to illustrating children's books and finally becoming a fine artist? Join us as we dive into these intriguing questions and more with our special guest, Lon Levin, on Episode 201 of Late Boomers! Lon Levin, former creative director at 20th Century Fox and Warner Brothers, takes us on a fascinating journey through his dynamic career. From working on iconic campaigns like "Romancing the Stone" and "Star Wars" to an unexpected nosebleed during a presentation to Paul McCartney, Lon's stories are as entertaining as they are inspiring.Discover how a health scare led Lon to embrace his true passion for fine art, culminating in his vibrant life in San Miguel de Allende. Learn about his daily routine, the supportive local art scene, and his innovative use of AI tools like Theo Bot to refine his work. Lon also shares valuable advice for aspiring artists on persisting through challenges and embracing digital evolution.Tune in for an episode filled with creativity, resilience, and a touch of Hollywood glamour!Lon Levin's Bio:Lon Levin is a former 20th Century Fox/Warner Bros creative director turned children's book illustrator turned contemporary artist. During his long career in art direction, he led countless high profile feature film advertising campaigns including the Star Wars Trilogy. Over a 23 year career during which he was pro- moted to executive positions, Lon created highly successful award-winning film, TV and online advertising campaigns . In 2006, he transitioned to children's book illustrator, working on 33 books before making the switch to fine art.The pandemic changed everything. Lon and his wife moved from Los Angeles to San Miguel De Allende, Mexicoto experience a truly creative environment. Soon after, he was invited to exhibit at several local galleries. Since that time, he has had showings in Milan, Barcelona, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Laguna Beach and New York. He has been interviewed by several magazines including Shout Out LA, Observica, Voyage LA, Real Creative Magazine, Goddess Art Magazine and Biafarin.Check out:Lon Levin's incredible work at: http://www.levinlandstudio.com/Thank you for listening. Please check out @lateboomers on Instagram and our website lateboomers.biz. If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to watch it or listen to more of our episodes, you will find Late Boomers on your favorite podcast platform and on our new YouTube Late Boomers Podcast Channel. We hope we have inspired you and we look forward to your becoming a member of our Late Boomers family of subscribers.

Encuentran cuerpo de un hombre que cayó al arroyo en San Miguel de Allende Explota polvorín en Almoloya de Juárez Jóven descarrila un tren en Nebraska para subirlo a Youtube 

Dan banderazo del primer vuelo comercial a Islas Marías No te pierdas el Convite de Locos en San Miguel de AllendeOferta de cese al fuego de Rusia a Ucrania es propaganda:  Giorgia Meloni

Por temporada de sequía puede solicitar pipas gratuitas en la CDMX Este domingo último día de la Feria Artesanal en el Museo de Culturas PopularesPor tercera ocasión San Miguel de Allende gana el premio a la mejor ciudad pequeña del mundo

#MauricioTrejoPureco, presidente municipal de #SanMigueldeAllende, nos cuenta los detalles de esta #hermandad y los #beneficios que esto traerá para este emblemático lugar.

#LuisAlbertoVillarreal, exalcalde de #SanMigueldeAllende, #Guanajuato, se refirió en #entrevista para Primera Emisión con Pascal Beltrán del Río a las #acusaciones en su contra por supuesto #desvíodefondos, destaco que dichos señalamientos por parte de #MauricioTrejo son una estrategia para evadir su responsabilidad.

Las #acusaciones no paran entre el alcalde #MauricioTrejo y los #exalcaldes #LuisAlberto y #RicardoVillarreal por desvío de fondos del erario de #SanMigueldeAllende, #LourdesMendoza nos da los detalles en "La Hora del Café".

Platicamos con Ara Carvallo y Paula García, socias fundadoras de Barra México, para conocer los detalles de esta séptima edición de Barra México el Barshow más influyente de Latinoamérica. ¿Estás listo? Dale play y conoce cada detalle.

Después de que hace unos días las autoridades tomaron la decisión de reabrir el caso de de #IsaíasGómez, expareja de #SharisCid, quien fue asesinado a las afueras de un hotel en #SanMiguelDeAllende el pasado 30 de septiembre de 2018, la actriz rompió el silencio y dejó claro que lo único que es justicia para el empresario.

¡Ya hacía falta un episodio con mucho cotilleo! Tania les cuenta la vez que fue a la región del Bajío y conoció Querétaro y San Miguel de Allende. Les platica de cómo triunfó en saber qué tipo de viaje no le gusta... al fracasar en ciertas cosas de organización.Les recomendamos lugares como las aguas termales Escondido Place y un spa con cápsulas. Así como otros lugares random y culturales, de ambas ciudades.¿Te hace falta chisme en tu vida? Aquí tienes tu dosis quincenal.P.D. Las hamburguesas se llaman "La Burger"

Platicamos con Paula García (Barra México) y Eduardo Olague (Pineapple Tools) para desmenuzar cómo impactó la pandemia a sus proyectos durante 2020. Ambos proyectos sin duda viven de la industria profesional de bares, marcas de alcohol y restaurantes, pero encontraron en el aficionado y consumidor entusiasta de la coctelería, un nicho bastante interesante que los mantiene en la jugada en este 2021. Dale Play!

Twenty years into a career as a jewelry designer and on the cusp of her 40th birthday, Amanda Keidan was feeling restless and ready for a new challenge when some friends invited her on a trip to the Mexican city of San Miguel de Allende to celebrate Day of the Dead. Five days later, she was smitten with the place and browsing real estate with the idea to open a boutique hotel. In 2019, Casa Delphine welcomed its first guests and a year later, despite the pandemic, the property has been celebrated as one of the hottest new hotels by Conde Nast Traveler.Find out more about Casa DelphineFollow the hotel in Instagram @casadelphineCheck out Keidan Jewelry

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For over 70 years, San Miguel de Allende (SMA) has been host to U.S. and Canadian expats looking for a better way of life. Located in the heart of Mexico, SMA is full of rich history and culture. Local real estate agent Daniel Ortiz (Coldwell Banker SMART) takes us on an audio tour of the town as well as the real estate market - talking trends, neighborhoods, pricing, and more. 

There is nothing better than to hear about an amazing place from someone who knows their stuff. Joseph Toone is part storyteller, part historian, but most of all, he is your guide to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Originally from the United States, Joseph now lives in San Miguel de Allende leading tours (JosephTooneTours.com) and authoring books. San Miguel de Allende has a history that begins a thousand years before Christ all the way to a modern life as a popular artist's colony. Joseph shares stories about this special city, the religious and cultural influences, how to enjoy San Miguel de Allende, and how Joseph "danced" his way into this new career. You won't want to miss this entertaining and informative journey on this episode of Solo Travel Talk. Mentioned on the show: History and Culture Walking Tours Joseph Toone Tours Books by Joseph Toone  We love sharing the most innovative and informative content to get you out there solo. Astrid, your expert Solo Travel Advisor-- has an amazing packing list available for download. Get it at her website, AstridTravel.com. Follow Astrid on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Spotify or with your favorite podcast app. Just go solo!

An artist colony, a place of spiritual energy--San Miguel de Allende is a special place in Mexico and Astrid has recently returned from this dynamic and beautiful city. On this episode of Solo Travel Talk, Astrid is going to cover the top ten things to do in San Miguel de Allende. Food, water springs, museums, churches and so much more. Listeners should be cautioned: You may find yourself spontaneously booking a trip to San Miguel de Allende by the end of the episode. We love sharing the most innovative and informative content to get you out there solo. Astrid, your expert Solo Travel Advisor-- has an amazing packing list available for download. Get it at her website, AstridTravel.com. Follow Astrid on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Spotify or with your favorite podcast app. Just go solo!  

Paul Kortman and his family of 6 are digital nomads and living a life on the road RVing through Mexico all while running a digital marketing agency. Paul actually has two ripcord moments and we go deep into both of them. "How can we lower our cost of living dramatically while improving our quality of living?" The first is when he quit "the best job he ever had" to start his own marketing agency. The second is when him and his wife with 4 kids sold everything in Grand Rapids Michigan to go location independent and travel the world while still running the agency. Things didn’t initially go as planned. Within 3 months of them being digital nomads, Paul lost 3 clients that equated to 90% of his revenue and things quickly imploded. We discuss... How they planned to leave Grand Rapids for good and travel the world as digital nomads. When things quickly fell apart just 3 months into their journey. Returning to Grand Rapids to re-group and re-build their digital marketing agency. Buying a 300 square foot RV for the family to continue their nomadic lives. Living and working in Mexico. The digital tools that he relies on to run his business and thrive as a location independent entrepreneur. The ups and downs of living a life on the road with a family of 6. "Yes, I could make more money but I would have to work more and what's the fun in that?" This is a story of a resilient family that refused to give up on their dreams of living and working from anywhere and a motto that they’ve adopted when their traveling lifestyle hits a roadblock is, “if we are going to laugh about it later, why not laugh about it now.” Show Notes HomeAlongtheWay.com PaulKortman.com Connexdigitalmarketing.com The Nomad Together podcast Mentioned: The Tropical MBA, The Family Adventure Podcast Tools that Paul depends on to run his business from anywhere: Slack, Trello, Google Hangouts, Zapier, Skype, Google Voice, T-mobile Sponsors PrintDirtCheap.com – Rockstars in printing with over 30 categories of printing products doing it FAST and doing it CHEAP. Use promo code ‘LIFEHUNTER’ for $10 off of your print job or request a free sample of their work. Check out clickplacement.com to design your search engine marketing strategies and launch an epic PPC campaign. Support the Go Hunt Life show by making a donation to help keep the life hunter stories coming at Patreon.com/gohuntlife

Recorded in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, February 22, 2012. Gerard Helferich reads from and discusses his new book, Stone of Kings: In Search of the Lost Jade of the Maya, and C.M. Mayo discusses her translation-- the first into English-- of Francisco I. Madero's secret book of 1911, Spiritist Manual. Madero was the leader of Mexico's 1910 Revolution and President of Mexico 1911-1913. Introduced by Eva Hunter, editor of Sol Literary Magazine.