In South Gate there are workers who strive without seeing results. Entrepreneurs who open businesses that close on their own. People who feel that no matter how hard they work, something holds them back. Don Jacinto Nahual knows that pattern, and he knows it sometimes has a spiritual root. If you are in South Gate and recognize yourself in that, talk with him.
South Gate beats with Mexican blood on every block, from the family businesses of Tweedy Boulevard to the weekend gatherings at South Gate Park. Here the customs of the hometown stay alive, and with them the lifelong trust in curanderismo. Don Jacinto continues that Catemaco tradition for those who prefer an accompaniment that understands their roots.
South Gate is a city of entrepreneurs: family businesses on Tweedy Boulevard, workshops, diners, people betting their savings on getting ahead. When a business that started strong begins to stall for no reason, customers who stop coming, debts that pile up, many feel it is not only a matter of numbers.
Here the trust in curanderismo comes from the hometown, from the parents and grandparents who came from Mexico. Don Jacinto Nahual continues that Catemaco tradition for those who prefer an accompaniment that understands their roots and does not make them feel strange for believing.
