Mexican Revolution Parade

This Sunday, November 20 is the 111th anniversary of the beginning of the Mexican Revolution and with it, the military civic parade commemorating the special event returns to the streets of San Miguel.

The parade, which every year in San Miguel de Allende, leaves from El Cardo Street, and in which schools, aid corporations and municipal, state and federal public safety agencies participate, is scheduled to begin at 10:00 am.

There will be more than 60 contingents with almost 4 thousand participants will be part of the revolutionary parade, with a gala of different sports, martial arts, rhythmic and choreographed dances that will be seen by thousands of spectators who will gather in the main streets of the city.
the main streets of the city.

The route starts at the Cardo, going through Ancha de San Antonio, Zacateros, Canal, Hernandez Macias, Mesones, Nuñez, San Francisco, Plaza Principal Norte, Plaza Principal Oeste (Portal Guadalupe), Plaza Principal Sur, Correo and then going through Sollano (high schools) and Recreo (elementary schools, high schools and universities) to Benito Juarez Park.

The contingents will be dressed according to the 1910 era, children, young people and adults will perform folkloric dances to the sound of mariachi music.

Este domingo 20 de noviembre es el 111 aniversario del inicio de la Revolución Mexicana y con ello, vuelve a las calles de San Miguel el desfile cívico militar Conmemorativo a la efeméride especial.

El recorrido que cada año en San Miguel de Allende, sale de la calle de El Cardo y en el que participan escuelas, corporaciones de auxilio y dependencias de seguridad pública municipales, estatales y federales, está planeado iniciar a las 10:00 horas del día.