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Many of us know Libby Townsend. For 20 years, she has handled payments, subscriptions, distribution, home delivery, and reader calls...
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As told by Marco Antonio Castañon Castro Inspired by the popular mythology of the Ribera de Chapala. Based on the...
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Urban Sketchers In Ajijic, it’s easy to understand why artists carry sketchbooks. The villages of Ajijic, Chapala, and the neighboring...
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The Devil was as much a part of the García family as the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus; the...
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I met a new man yesterday. White hair. Plenty of wrinkles. Big smile. I was smiling back. Coquetting all the...
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So… Do Chicharras Really Call the Rain? The first time I heard a chicharra, I thought a transformer was about...
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For local and regional businesses, visibility is not just about being seen. It is about being seen by the right audience, in a trusted place, and with enough consistency to be remembered.
El Ojo del Lago helps advertisers reach the Lake Chapala community through multiple trusted channels:
Our print magazine gives your business a lasting presence, while our digital channels help readers find, contact, and remember you throughout the month.
Together, these platforms help your business stay visible, relevant, and connected with the Lakeside community.
Las Voces del Lago presents Broadway Musical Magic! More than 65 voices bring the excitement of Broadway to life in a dazzling concert of beloved classics and contemporary favorites.
Filled with romance, laughter, drama, and soaring choral sound, this joyful summer celebration promises an unforgettable afternoon for all ages.
The concert features dancer-singers in select numbers, including a striking “Masquerade” from The Phantom of the Opera with masks and fans.
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