This morning, on our city's pedestrian street, Mayor Francisco Azcué led the commemorative ceremony for the 212th anniversary of the creation of the Argentine National Anthem, which featured cultural performances and the participation of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment Band “Blandengues”.
In this way, the various activities that will be taking place throughout the month began, which will continue with the ceremonies for the Day of the Cockade, the Honor Gala on May 24th, and the main ceremony for May 25th, among others.
This was announced by the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, and the Director of Ceremonial and Protocol, Lic. Fátima Arce, who invited the entire community to be part of this calendar filled with patriotism.
Accompanying Saturday's ceremony were the dance group “Flor de Alas” and the “Plumitas de mi Patria” Folklore School. For its part, the Regiment's Music Band, led by its director Carlos Guillen, provided an educational and historical overview of the composition of the Argentine National Anthem.
Provincial and municipal authorities, representatives of the Armed Forces and Security Forces, Malvinas veterans, and the general public were present.
In this way, the various activities that will be taking place throughout the month began, which will continue with the ceremonies for the Day of the Cockade, the Honor Gala on May 24th, and the main ceremony for May 25th, among others.
This was announced by the Undersecretary of Culture and Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, and the Director of Ceremonial and Protocol, Lic. Fátima Arce, who invited the entire community to be part of this calendar filled with patriotism.
Accompanying Saturday's ceremony were the dance group “Flor de Alas” and the “Plumitas de mi Patria” Folklore School. For its part, the Regiment's Music Band, led by its director Carlos Guillen, provided an educational and historical overview of the composition of the Argentine National Anthem.
Provincial and municipal authorities, representatives of the Armed Forces and Security Forces, Malvinas veterans, and the general public were present.