In the historical heart of San Vicente, El Salvador, stands a religious monument that completely defies the traditional laws of Spanish colonial architecture. While the region's 18th-century churches are defined by "Seismic Baroque" structures overflowing with heavy, multi-tiered facades and crowded niches of saintly

In the historical heart of San Vicente, El Salvador, stands a religious monument that completely defies the traditional laws of Spanish colonial architecture. While the region's 18th-century churches are defined by "Seismic Baroque" structures overflowing with heavy, multi-tiered facades and crowded niches of saintly

In the historical heart of San Vicente, El Salvador, stands a religious monument that completely defies the traditional laws of Spanish colonial architecture. While the region's 18th-century churches are defined by "Seismic Baroque" structures overflowing with heavy, multi-tiered facades and crowded niches of saintly