Although partially, the inhabitants of the city of Miami, in Florida, also enjoyed the solar eclipse that occurred on the afternoon of this Monday, April 8.
From different parts of the city, people gathered together looking for the best angle to observe the event, which will not occur again until the year 2052.
Some disagreements were also reflected, since as it was partially observed from Ciudad Sol, as Miami is known, and because they did not have the appropriate equipment, people were not able to fully enjoy the event.
According to NASA, it was in Mazatlán, state of Sinaloa, Mexico, where the event had the greatest splendor and visuality.
Images of Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador looking towards the sun with glasses on and the beaches of that northern city in total darkness, they circulate on social networks for everyone’s admiration.
