In "Puebla: A Story to Be Told," Dr. Miguel Ángel Cuenya Mateos, a researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities, discusses the characteristics of the second settlement of the city of Puebla. During this period, it was established that September 29th, beginning in 1531, would be celebrated as the Day of Saint Michael the Archangel, the patron saint of this place, following the apparition of this being of light to Friar Julián Garcés, who informed him of the proposed territorial division. From the architecture to the legends written about this urban center, known as Angelópolis or Puebla of the Angels, references are made to the existence of angels as a primary symbol of the culture and worldview of the people of Puebla, both native and adopted. What is your opinion?


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