What to see, what to do in Guayaquil this Wednesday, December 1, 2021

Antipastos now works in Alhambra

Antipastos Wine Lounge was created in 2017 under the concept of offering a variety of wines in different strains and origins. A proposal that allows you to taste by the glass without having to tie yourself to the house wine and also incorporate the best of international and Mediterranean cuisine, both in small bites and tapas and in more elaborate dishes to be paired with wine. The idea of ​​Antipastos is to be able to offer high quality products in an intimate and relaxed atmosphere, where you can have the experience of enjoying lunch, dinner or simply a meeting of friends. Cocktails like martini, old fashioned, cardinale and the Signature negron are the most requested. 2×1 promotion in glasses of wine and sparkling wines of the house from Monday to Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Until September of this year it operated in Puerto Santa Ana, but now its owners serve in the Alhambra Shopping mall, second floor local 304 from Monday to Sunday from 12:00 noon. Contacts and reservations: 099-880-2525. Instagram @antipastoswine and antipastossambo@gmail.com (mail).

Panama street goes Christmas

The Municipality of Guayaquil presents for the first time the lighting of the Christmas lights in the iconic Calle Panamá and the squares Imbabura and Luzárraga, a place that has become a tourist icon from the city. The act that begins the Christmas time It will feature a musical presentation of eight pairs of dancers from the Elite and Zaydance academies, five members of the Escuela de Ecuatoriana de Ballet, under the direction of Daniel Vera, Papa Noel, Juan and Juanita Pueblo, who will dance songs alluding to the time. Face-to-face mode with capacity allowed by the national COE and broadcast live on the social network Facebook Guayaquil is my Destination. 18:30, next to the Guayaquil Cocoa Museum.

Theater in different stages

Season of ‘Miss Funnyverse’ continues

Giovanna Andrade comes introducing Miss Funnyverse, a comedy in which she recounts her experience “representing” Ecuador in an important beauty pageant, with curious anecdotes from her life as an actress, woman and environmentalist. An unforgettable experience in which the Guayaquil actress shows another perspective of that controversial world of queens. Miss Funnyverse, a stand-up comedy about that secret place in the beauty of each one. This presentation is to fresh air and It has all the biosecurity standards, social distancing and the Café Vino Bar for food and beverage consumption. Every Wednesday until December 15, 8:00 p.m., Sánchez Aguilar Theater.

Pop Up Theater Café

Premiere of season 63 of Pop-Up Teatro Café with works that are presented from Wednesday to Sunday from 7:30 p.m. These are:

Pornstar. For difficult times difficult measures! Desperate for debt Robertito will make a decision to save the family economy … make a casting for not! Gabriel Gallardo and Angélica Arriciaga star. Directed by: Ricardo Velástegui. Assists: Anthony Reyes.

The Prince of rap. Jeoffrey, the butler of the banks, She asks Will for love advice to apply to her blind date. They act: Jorge Tenorio and Allan Quiñónez. Directed by: David Castro.

Don Juan and Inés. Don Juan infiltrates a convent where the young maiden Ines lives to conquer her, will he be able to do it? Acting: Jenniffer Alvarado and Chilo Granja. Directed by: David Castro

Spiderman, another universe. In the new Spider-Man universe, Peter Parker takes another challenge, save the world and do it before his marriage. They act: Valentina de Abreu and Nicolás Laborda. Text: Gabriel Shapiro. Directed by: Sebastián Perdomo.

You can visit these rooms in central Urdesa. Entry: $ 6 each work. You can also review the agenda at www.popupteatro.com.

Musical microtheater at the Paulsen Studio

God Save The Queen is a short rock opera, in which the protagonist returns to our world and takes his stage to tell us his story. Audiences will be able to sing Queen songs during the play. It is a production of the North American Ecuadorian Center presented at the Paulsen Studio. Direction and dramaturgy: Raúl Sáncez McMillan with a performance by Hugo Alejandro. Free admission until capacity is reached (40 people per function). Functions on Wednesday, December 1, 8 and 15 at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., Numa Pompilio Llona (Las Peñas neighborhood).

Exhibitions of births and mangers

From Wednesday, December 1, at 11:00, the exhibition of the births that the Nahim Isaías museum treasures is opened to the public and that show from heritage pieces of the Colonial and Republican Art reserve, belonging to the Quito School, to popular births from Ecuador and other countries of the world, dialoguing between yes, with different representations, formats and materials used for its elaboration. The temporary room on the first floor of the museum will welcome the public to admire Births since the Colony, what includes paintings of the Holy Family, patrimonial sculptures with representations of characters and animals dating from the seventeenth century, incarnated and polychrome wood carvings, whose prominent figure is the Child Jesus, present in different formats in the collection. The public can enter for free to appreciate these and other treasures of the museum in the city center (for example, also the permanent exhibition Jesus of Nazareth: Life, Way and Art). From Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and, Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., until January 7, 2022, Nahim Isaías Museum (Pedro Carbo and Clemente Ballén).

A sample of nativity scenes that differ in materials and provenance will also be inaugurated (16:00). There are pieces made with corn husks, traditional ceramics, porcelain, wood, silver, acrylics, metals, among others. Different ethnicities of the world are represented. There are figures with Asian, African, European and American features. These nativity scenes belonged to Father Hugo Vásquez and became part of the museum’s collection after his death in 2008. This exhibition will be open until January 6, 2022 at the Municipal Museum of Guayaquil (August 10 and Chile).

River walks are reopened from the Historical Park

To reactivate river tourism, the Mayor’s Office of Samborondón authorized so that the tourist boats of the operator Ecuador Adventures offer river rides from the dock of the Historical Park from Wednesdays to Sundays and holidays, on the agreed routes such as the River Tours to the Malecón Simón Bolívar, Circuit of the new bridges over the Daule river, a walk along the Babahoyo river to Samborondón and the islands of the Guayas (Santay and Mocolí). Currently, Aventuras Ecuador has the yachts El mangle with capacity for up to 35 passengers, equipped with modern navigation technology, the Bela boat for 16 passengers and the Aventuras Ecuador, for 20 people. The novelty is the danceable water chivas that offers fun on weekends (Fridays and Saturdays and holidays) from 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., with music and dancing, a night tour of the Malecón Simón Bolívar, Puerto Santa Ana, among other places of tourist interest. Family walks from the Historical Park (Samborondón) have a cost of $ 5 for adults and $ 2.50 for children from 5 to 12 years old (includes tour guide), with departures from 10:00 to 17:00. For December they have organized outings to celebrate year-end farewells, bachelor parties, anniversaries, birthdays. Reports, costs and reservations at 096-410-1964 and chivas.acuaticas@gmail.com.

Third and final season on Netflix

In an epic final season, the Robinsons attempt to rally and protect Alpha Centauri from a robotic invasion. On Netflix it reads: “In the third and final season of Lost in Space, the stakes are higher than ever and the Robinson family’s survival instincts will be put to the test. After a year of being trapped on a mysterious planet, Judy, Penny, Will and the robot must lead the 97 young settlers in a harrowing evacuation, but not before secrets are discovered that will change their lives forever. ” East remake from the iconic 1960s series received two Emmy nominations for Best Special Visual Effects.