name was given by his initiators, Carlos Francsico Marroquín, supported by his father Antonio Marroquín, and seconded by the board of directors of the Guatemalan Association of Authors and Composers, who began to plant trees of hormigo, declared as the Tree of Culture, of the Marimba and the Peace, and whose wood is used for the construction of the national instrument, between 1983 and 1984. This forest offers in its interior a collection of more than 100 trees of hormigo, where each one was planted in honor to a recognized composer or Guatemalan marimba performer, and takes its name inscribed in a plaque placed to a flank of the forest. See also Great Polish Map of Scotland World Map at Lake Klejtrup References External links Photo of the whole map (in Spanish) Mapa en Relieve, Ciudad de Guatemala (in Spanish) Guatemala City Monuments and memorials in Guatemala Maps of Guatemala