With the performance of Ulises Bueno and the raffle of the 0 km car, this Sunday night the 46th National Citriculture Festival concluded. Mayor Azcué thanked the entire community for their support and called on the residents of Concordia “to continue working for the strengthening of the citrus sector, one of the engines of productive development” of our city.
With a “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park full of people, this Sunday night the 46th National Citriculture Festival came to a close with the performance of Ulises Bueno and the raffle of the 0km car as two of the main moments, along with the performances of local artists and a preview of the 2025 carnival.
Mayor Francisco Azcué thanked the entire community for having supported the Citriculture Festival and also highlighted the work of all the areas of the Municipality of Concordia and the support of the Association of Citriculturists for the organization of the same.
As a call to action, Azcué stated that “we must continue working in this way to strengthen the citrus sector, one of the engines of productive development not only for Concordia but also for the region. This festival is ours, it belongs to us, it is part of our identity”.
WINNER OF THE 0KM
One of the most emotional moments of the night was the raffle of the 0Km Peugeot 208 automobile, whose number was drawn from the ballot box by the new National Ambassador of Citriculture Sofía Camino.
The number turned out to be 12,297 and the winner was Marisa Elizabeth Flores Lugo, who could not contain her tears and joy when she received the car keys from the hands of Mayor Azcué.
SHINE ON STAGE
Passing through the stage were the Municipal Ballet “Renovando Sueños”; the Official Ballet; Maniquí; Barrios Kalavera, and the Carnival of Concordia, showing only a preview of what will be happening starting January 18 in our city.
The grand finale, full of cuarteto, was in charge of Ulises Bueno, who offered a great show, adding shine and color to the early hours of this Monday, December 9.
With a “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park full of people, this Sunday night the 46th National Citriculture Festival came to a close with the performance of Ulises Bueno and the raffle of the 0km car as two of the main moments, along with the performances of local artists and a preview of the 2025 carnival.
Mayor Francisco Azcué thanked the entire community for having supported the Citriculture Festival and also highlighted the work of all the areas of the Municipality of Concordia and the support of the Association of Citriculturists for the organization of the same.
As a call to action, Azcué stated that “we must continue working in this way to strengthen the citrus sector, one of the engines of productive development not only for Concordia but also for the region. This festival is ours, it belongs to us, it is part of our identity”.
WINNER OF THE 0KM
One of the most emotional moments of the night was the raffle of the 0Km Peugeot 208 automobile, whose number was drawn from the ballot box by the new National Ambassador of Citriculture Sofía Camino.
The number turned out to be 12,297 and the winner was Marisa Elizabeth Flores Lugo, who could not contain her tears and joy when she received the car keys from the hands of Mayor Azcué.
SHINE ON STAGE
Passing through the stage were the Municipal Ballet “Renovando Sueños”; the Official Ballet; Maniquí; Barrios Kalavera, and the Carnival of Concordia, showing only a preview of what will be happening starting January 18 in our city.
The grand finale, full of cuarteto, was in charge of Ulises Bueno, who offered a great show, adding shine and color to the early hours of this Monday, December 9.