The abundant production of peaches, apricots, apples, and nuts has given this area the right to call itself the Flower and Fruit Garden of Coahuila. Its name is reminiscent of the notable soldier Francisco Lamadrid. The town complements its economic activity with the sowing of beans, corn, and squash. The nearby town of Monclova acts as a natural source of labor. Its abundant vegetation, most notably its tall walnut trees, make it ideal for taking a dip in the El Cariño de la Montaña spa, the Salada channel, or in the La Casita pond. If you are looking for adventure, The Marques Canyon and the La Zumbadora cave, with its underground springs, are perfect.