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In 1910, during the Centenary celebrations had the distinction of delivering the official speech before the munument containing the remains of the main heroes of Mexican independence. The "Gran Ceremonia de Apoteosis de los Caudillos y Soldados de la Independencia" (The Grand Ceremony, Apotheosis of the ''caudillos'' and soldiers of the Independence) was held on October 6, 1910, being present General [[Porfirio Diaz]]. Rivera wrote his speech on September of that year, in Leon de los Aldamas, Mexico. <ref> Memoria de la Independencia, 2009, Senado de la República. In Spanish </ref>
In 1910, during the Centenary celebrations had the distinction of delivering the official speech before the munument containing the remains of the main heroes of Mexican independence. The "Gran Ceremonia de Apoteosis de los Caudillos y Soldados de la Independencia" (The Grand Ceremony, Apotheosis of the ''caudillos'' and soldiers of the Independence) was held on October 6, 1910, being present General [[Porfirio Diaz]]. Rivera wrote his speech on September of that year, in Leon de los Aldamas, Mexico. <ref> Memoria de la Independencia, 2009, Senado de la República. In Spanish </ref>
== Museum ==
== [[Museum ]] ==
The former house of the priest and [[writer]] Laguense dates back to 1764 and is located in Lagos de Moreno, on one side of the Capuchin Rinconada, its construction, quarry, is simple with framed windows and wrought iron balconies; here, Rivera used part of his work on claiming to Don Pedro Moreno. The house is currently a [[museum]] and has two small rooms where temporary exhibitions are on display are changed every four months.
The former house of the priest and [[writer]] Laguense dates back to 1764 and is located in Lagos de Moreno, on one side of the Capuchin Rinconada, its construction, quarry, is simple with framed windows and wrought iron balconies; here, Rivera used part of his work on claiming to Don Pedro Moreno. The house is currently a [[museum]] and has two small rooms where temporary exhibitions are on display are changed every four months.