Comarca Lagunera is a region located in northern Mexico, primarily spanning the states of Durango and Coahuila. It is known for its agricultural production, particularly in crops like cotton and grapes, thanks to its favorable climate and irrigation systems. The area is also home to several cities, including Torreón, which serves as the region's economic and cultural hub. The region has a rich history, influenced by both indigenous cultures and Spanish colonization. Comarca Lagunera is characterized by its unique landscape, featuring desert and semi-arid environments. It also boasts a growing industrial sector, contributing to its economic development and job creation.