Adriana Estrada
El Buen Tono
Orizaba.- “El hombre pájaro” y “La mujer de negro”, son algunos de los personajes místicos que “resguardan” el Museo de Arte del Estado (MAEV) de Orizaba, y que han sido observados por el personal que labora.
Este recinto cultural guarda historias y leyendas en sus paredes, que ahora son contadas a través de los recorridos nocturnos gratuitos que se aperturaron al público, informó David García, director del MAEV.
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