This Sunday, the launch of the itinerant cultural cycle “Concordia se Encuentra” took place, a meeting space that will travel through the different neighborhoods of the city with the aim of bringing culture to the territory, strengthening community ties and generating accessible, open and free stages for the community.
In the Centenario neighborhood square, a varied artistic proposal was presented, which included performances by folk ballets and local musicians, among them “La Juntada”, “Aromas Gauchos”, “Alas de Mi Patria”, the vocal group “3ra Generación”, along with the performances of Bauti Giménez and his ensemble and Jorge Gadella and his ensemble.
“This is part of a cultural policy with a strong territorial imprint, aimed at promoting participation, making local artists visible and strengthening the Concordia identity through folklore and traditions. We want people to encounter our culture, which marks our identity,” highlighted the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Carlos Gatto.
In the Centenario neighborhood square, a varied artistic proposal was presented, which included performances by folk ballets and local musicians, among them “La Juntada”, “Aromas Gauchos”, “Alas de Mi Patria”, the vocal group “3ra Generación”, along with the performances of Bauti Giménez and his ensemble and Jorge Gadella and his ensemble.
“This is part of a cultural policy with a strong territorial imprint, aimed at promoting participation, making local artists visible and strengthening the Concordia identity through folklore and traditions. We want people to encounter our culture, which marks our identity,” highlighted the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Carlos Gatto.