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Jalisco's Colima volcano, bursting forth with liquid energy and
an all consuming fire, knowledge cascades from the library, engulfing
the surrounding region. Initially, it is a torrent of molten knowledge,
descending on the city of Guadalajara; then with all the magic realism
of a Juan Rolfo novel, the scene changes. The graceful, fluid form
of a lone Mariachi dancer emerges, telling a tale of Jaliscan culture
with movement as her language. The Jalisco Public Library acts as
a physical embodiment of the power of knowledge and as a symbol
of its dissemination into the Mexican culture. |