Mexticacan

Mexticacan is a town and district in the Southern Zone of Los Altos Region of Jalisco. Mexticacan originates from the Nahuatl language and signifies "place where the sanctuary for the love of the moon". The primary pilgrims of Mexticacan were Tecuexe, who put their towns at the foot of the mountains, where there were genuine qualities to fight off the Chichimecas. Those pilgrims were known to occupied with the production of stoneware earth amid break from work.

In the start of the 20th century the city got intrigued into exchanging with the United States and Europe. The city, in those days, was known for its bed creates. In 1940, the city had put into creation of frozen yogurt, which was conveyed to Mexticacan by Genaro Jauregui, a business person from the city who likewise advanced the age of electric power and radio. By 1950s Mexticacan started entering different urban areas of the nation. In 1970s Mexticacan had completely accomplished its internationalization when it opened its cleanliness business in Panama.