Mago Ortiz Cosmetics Celebrates 21st. Anniversary
Grupo Acir Hosted Coparmex’s Monthly Cocktail Party
A glamorous event that drew a large turnout of businessmen from both municipalities, for an evening of friendship and new business contacts.
Cofradia de Baco Presented
Bacchus Brotherhood or Guild, a wine lovers’ club, was presented to media and guests
A lively breakfast party marked the 21st anniversary of the Puerto Vallarta company Mago Ortiz Cosmetics. Friends and associates turned out in great numbers to join in the special celebration.
Like every year, Mago Ortiz celebrated with a very nice event that included a delicious breakfast, and a quite entertaining show with something for every taste. Before and during breakfast, a salsa band made up of students from the Ignacio Jacobo Regional High School provided live entertainment. It was followed by the Xiutla Ballet, which presented traditional dances from the states of Oaxaca and Jalisco.
VallarDance presented tango and broadway style dance numbers, like “A Chorus Line”.
There was also a fashion show with models from Luna Models, presenting swimsuits from Agua Bendita and casual ware from Via Uno. make up was by Ruth Salon.
Jewel designer Sigi presented his most recent designs, which were worn by models from the International model agency.
Mago Ortiz’s new image was presented at the anniversary party. The company is constantly renewing itself to maintain a fresh image and to be able to compete with imported products.
An outstanding woman, Maria del Carmen Ruvalcaba, was recognized at the event for the great job she does in favor of senior citizens. Visibly overwhelmed by emotion, Mrs. Ruvalcaba thanked the dignitaries for the recognition, and affirmed her commitment to the labor for Puerto Vallarta and its noble causes.
Among special guests at the event were city officials and city council members, as well as personalities from the Puerto Vallarta society.
Surprise gifts and special offers were presented to guests in the culmination of a very successful event by Puerto Vallarta businesswoman Mago Ortiz.