Enrique Silva
As an agricultural engineer, I came to Los Cabos to work at Twin Dolphin. I am a hotelier and farmer. The house where Los Tamarindos is now located dates back to 1888 and belonged to Don Ramón.
Board Members (2001 - )
Meet the people who have driven the Historic Center Association of San José del Cabo.
Rosa Luz Treviño
Together with Blanca Pedrín, I had to lead the management and collaboration with authorities and businesspeople. Despite personal sacrifices and some disagreements, the satisfaction of having contributed to the development of the destination makes up for the ups and downs.
Blanca Pedrín
Hotel entrepreneur, mother, citizen, and one of the most consistent voices in the restoration of the historic center, beaches, and estuary of San José. Her story is that of a woman who turned her love for her town into concrete projects to beautify it, protect it, and keep its identity alive.
Irene Bustos
It is essential to value history and remember that downtown San José del Cabo was not always like this; behind it lies hard work, effort, and compromise. In an association, it is necessary to listen to everyone and give in for the common good, because ideas arise and take shape when we walk together.
Vicky Pérez
My greatest contribution to the Historic Center Association has been the time I have dedicated to it, and every day I feel satisfied and deeply grateful for the opportunity to collaborate on this collective project.
Gabriel Corral
I have known Los Cabos since 1962, when there were only 1,300 inhabitants. Today, the population exceeds 400,000, and we still feel like one big family. Back then, you could leave your car and house unlocked, sleep on the sidewalk in summer, and everyone knew each other.
Andrea Ehrenberg
Hotel entrepreneur, mother, citizen, and one of the most consistent voices in the restoration of the historic center, beaches, and estuary of San José. Her story is that of a woman who turned her love for her town into concrete projects to beautify it, protect it, and keep its identity alive.
Armida Castro
I am proudly from San José del Cabo and belong to the Historic Center Association because I want to help preserve the city's identity. If I may humbly add something, it is that I want everyone to do well.
Patricia Mendoza
I decided to join the Historic Center Association in 2008, a difficult year due to the crisis and economic recession. I was encouraged to see that everyone shared the desire to help the community.
Paulina Gutiérrez
Maintaining unity is not easy, as all the owners are leaders with excellent ideas. However, there is still much to be done, and we hope that new businesses will join us to work together for the good of the community.
Isídro Sánchez Icaza
Isidro is a member of the FDLA (Fashion Designers of Latin America) platform, chaired by Albania Rosario. Although jewelry was not initially relevant in fashion events, the platform opened up space for jewelry designers, and in New York, Isidro participated with more than 200 pieces under the brand he founded with his wife: Indira&Isidro.