Celaya
Celaya est une municipalité mexicaine dans l'État du Guanajuato. Elle est la troisième plus grande ville de son État d'après les études de la population de 2005, il y a habitants dans la ville. Relativement riche, la ville est handicapée par des lignes de chemin de fer, réservées au transport de marchandises, qui la traversent et qui bloquent parfois la circulation des automobiles pendant plus de quarante minutes. (b. October 13, 1759, d. August 3, 1833), Architect and painter. Designed the beautiful El Carmen church in Celaya. (b. September 14, 1976) Olympic swimmer (b. April 24, 1933, d. November 26, 2006) Entertainer and TV Producer. Was the host of the popular marathonic TV program Siempre en Domingo. Octavio Ocampo (b. February 28, 1943) Painter famous for his "metamorphosis" style. Mauricio Ochmann (b. November 16, 1977), Actor. (b. March 15, 1988), footballeur. Adela Patino (b. February 11, 1965) also known as Adela Fernandez (La Gallera), Singer, Composer. (b. October 11, 1940), Bishop of Lubbock, Texas Eric del Castillo (b. July 22, 1930) is a well-known Mexican actor. Elisa Nájera (b. in Celaya, Guanjuato) Miss Mexico 2007 (4th Runner Up Miss Universe 2009) Benjamin Rico Villa, AIS expert Universidad de Itesba Universidad Latina de Mexico Universidad Lasallista Benavente Universidad de Celaya Instituto Tecnologico de Celaya Instituto Tecnologico de Roque Escuela Bilingue Guilford Colegio Mexico Instituto Andersen Colegio Marista Colegio Arturo Rosenblueth Instituto Kipling Westminster Royal College Tecnologico de Monterrey Instituto Sir Winston Churchill Instituto Bilingue Oxford Instituto Educativo Rosa G. de Carmona Centro Pedagogico de Celaya Carrboro, Caroline du Nord, États-Unis Chapel Hill (Caroline du Nord), Caroline du Nord, États-Unis Guernica Oaxaca de Juárez Tuxtla Gutiérrez La en 1915 pendant la Révolution mexicaine. Atlético Celaya Estadio Miguel Alemán Link to tables of population data from Census of 2005 INEGI: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Geografía e Informática Guanajuato Enciclopedia de los Municipios de México A casi 100 años de la Bola de Agua (Near the centrury of "Ball of Water" PODCelaya.
