Concordia experienced an exceptional Sunday with the live broadcast of “Te Sigo hasta el Último Rincón del País”, the program from the national channel TN, hosted by journalist Paula Bernini. The program showed all of Argentina the variety of attractions that make this city an unmissable tourist destination.
The day began at the historic Castillo San Carlos, which inspired Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in his work The Little Prince. From this iconic location, the host shared the beauty of Concordia live and joined the Tourist Bus tour, showcasing sites that reflect the natural, historical, and cultural richness of the city.
The second segment took place at the lake perimeter, where the Punta Viracho Hot Springs were visited, part of the renowned thermal circuit of Concordia, which also includes the Ayuí Hot Springs and the Vertientes de la Concordia. This circuit invites visitors to a relaxation experience surrounded by nature, positioning Concordia as an increasingly popular wellness destination.
From the Arenitas Blancas viewpoint, on the Costanera and framed by the panoramic view of the Uruguay River, viewers witnessed the skill of chef Maximiliano Ceballos, creator of the typical dessert of Concordia, made with citrus, honey, and pecans, all products from the region. This space was also a platform to highlight local producers. Agustina Panozzo, ambassador of the National Citriculture Festival, invited the public to participate in the next edition of this great celebration, which will take place from December 6 to 8. In addition, Inmigrantes Unidos de Concordia presented the Provincial Immigrant Festival, scheduled for November 8, 9, and 10.
Chef Juan Gusalli also presented the regional dish “Boga a la Naranja”, in an event attended by the mayor of the city Francisco Azcué, who thanked the team of “Te Sigo hasta el Último Rincón del País” for highlighting the wonders of Concordia.
Local wineries, Ecovert and Finca Fénix, showcased their outstanding wine production, while artisans exhibited a variety of unique products that reflect the talent and creativity of the region. These local ventures illustrate Concordia's commitment to offering a comprehensive tourist proposal, which encompasses both the enjoyment of nature and local products.
The broadcast culminated with a vibrant performance by the “Eterna Guerrera” drum corps of Bella Samba, accompanied by the provincial carnival queen, Carla Delgado, and dancers from Ráfaga who, with music and dance, celebrated the rich culture of Concordia in an unforgettable finale.
The day began at the historic Castillo San Carlos, which inspired Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in his work The Little Prince. From this iconic location, the host shared the beauty of Concordia live and joined the Tourist Bus tour, showcasing sites that reflect the natural, historical, and cultural richness of the city.
The second segment took place at the lake perimeter, where the Punta Viracho Hot Springs were visited, part of the renowned thermal circuit of Concordia, which also includes the Ayuí Hot Springs and the Vertientes de la Concordia. This circuit invites visitors to a relaxation experience surrounded by nature, positioning Concordia as an increasingly popular wellness destination.
From the Arenitas Blancas viewpoint, on the Costanera and framed by the panoramic view of the Uruguay River, viewers witnessed the skill of chef Maximiliano Ceballos, creator of the typical dessert of Concordia, made with citrus, honey, and pecans, all products from the region. This space was also a platform to highlight local producers. Agustina Panozzo, ambassador of the National Citriculture Festival, invited the public to participate in the next edition of this great celebration, which will take place from December 6 to 8. In addition, Inmigrantes Unidos de Concordia presented the Provincial Immigrant Festival, scheduled for November 8, 9, and 10.
Chef Juan Gusalli also presented the regional dish “Boga a la Naranja”, in an event attended by the mayor of the city Francisco Azcué, who thanked the team of “Te Sigo hasta el Último Rincón del País” for highlighting the wonders of Concordia.
Local wineries, Ecovert and Finca Fénix, showcased their outstanding wine production, while artisans exhibited a variety of unique products that reflect the talent and creativity of the region. These local ventures illustrate Concordia's commitment to offering a comprehensive tourist proposal, which encompasses both the enjoyment of nature and local products.
The broadcast culminated with a vibrant performance by the “Eterna Guerrera” drum corps of Bella Samba, accompanied by the provincial carnival queen, Carla Delgado, and dancers from Ráfaga who, with music and dance, celebrated the rich culture of Concordia in an unforgettable finale.