His urban case finds divided by highway spreading on both sides of the same one. On the roofs of the constructions, eminently popular, they lift volumes of the parochial Church of San Miguel, constructed between the ends of the XVIIth century and beginning of the XVIIIth. It presents a body with three ships and false cruise marked by a dome and lantern. To interior, he emphasizes his beautiful and elegant wall painting. To the feet, it raises the airy tower of four bodies, gaining access to the temple for a beautiful front between exempt columns, and crowned by a pediment divided with niche.