In the framework of the celebrations for the 150th anniversary of School No. 42 “General Belgrano”, the city of Concordia experienced an unforgettable night at the Convention Center, where a gala performance full of emotion, art, and culture took place.
With the presence of mayor Francisco Azcué, the evening began with the outstanding performance of Concordia musicians Carlos Cazón and Omar Kuider, who, with their vast experience in Litoral music, captivated the audience present. Their interpretation, which evokes the cultural identity of the region, was a faithful reflection of the essence that has characterized School No. 42 throughout its 150 years of history.
The highlight of the night was the performance of the Entre Ríos Police Music Band, known as the “General Francisco Ramírez” Music Band. This band, declared a Historical Cultural Heritage of the people of Entre Ríos, has more than two centuries of history, having been created in 1820 by General Francisco Ramírez. Its presence at this event not only added a touch of solemnity, but also reaffirmed the deep bond between the community and its cultural institutions.
Another highlight of the night was the presentation of an emotional audiovisual piece, created by third-year students of the Higher Technician in Social Communication at the “Concordia” Teachers' Institute. This video, produced within the framework of the Identity Program of the Municipal Undersecretariat of Education, moved the attendees by reviewing the most significant moments in the history of School No. 42 General Manuel Belgrano. The young filmmakers managed to capture the essence and trajectory of the institution, offering a tribute to those who have been part of its legacy.
The Undersecretary of Education of Concordia, Prof. Carlos Gatto, expressed his satisfaction with the success of the gala: "This event not only celebrates the 150 years of an educational institution that has been fundamental to our community, but also highlights the cultural richness of Concordia. Music, as a universal language, unites generations and reminds us of the importance of keeping our traditions alive".
The gala performance at the Concordia Convention Center was, without a doubt, a memorable event that honored not only School No. 42, but also the entire educational and cultural community of the city. With this celebration, Concordia reaffirms its commitment to education and culture, fundamental pillars for the development of its society.
Present were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; provincial deputy Marcelo López; council members; the Departmental Director of Schools Julio Barrios; representatives of the Armed Forces and Security Forces; the management team of School No. 42, teaching and non-teaching staff, students and alumni, and the general public.
With the presence of mayor Francisco Azcué, the evening began with the outstanding performance of Concordia musicians Carlos Cazón and Omar Kuider, who, with their vast experience in Litoral music, captivated the audience present. Their interpretation, which evokes the cultural identity of the region, was a faithful reflection of the essence that has characterized School No. 42 throughout its 150 years of history.
The highlight of the night was the performance of the Entre Ríos Police Music Band, known as the “General Francisco Ramírez” Music Band. This band, declared a Historical Cultural Heritage of the people of Entre Ríos, has more than two centuries of history, having been created in 1820 by General Francisco Ramírez. Its presence at this event not only added a touch of solemnity, but also reaffirmed the deep bond between the community and its cultural institutions.
Another highlight of the night was the presentation of an emotional audiovisual piece, created by third-year students of the Higher Technician in Social Communication at the “Concordia” Teachers' Institute. This video, produced within the framework of the Identity Program of the Municipal Undersecretariat of Education, moved the attendees by reviewing the most significant moments in the history of School No. 42 General Manuel Belgrano. The young filmmakers managed to capture the essence and trajectory of the institution, offering a tribute to those who have been part of its legacy.
The Undersecretary of Education of Concordia, Prof. Carlos Gatto, expressed his satisfaction with the success of the gala: "This event not only celebrates the 150 years of an educational institution that has been fundamental to our community, but also highlights the cultural richness of Concordia. Music, as a universal language, unites generations and reminds us of the importance of keeping our traditions alive".
The gala performance at the Concordia Convention Center was, without a doubt, a memorable event that honored not only School No. 42, but also the entire educational and cultural community of the city. With this celebration, Concordia reaffirms its commitment to education and culture, fundamental pillars for the development of its society.
Present were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; provincial deputy Marcelo López; council members; the Departmental Director of Schools Julio Barrios; representatives of the Armed Forces and Security Forces; the management team of School No. 42, teaching and non-teaching staff, students and alumni, and the general public.