Everything published about this Carnival edition.
News<p>The Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival parades continue. This Friday, January 26, the magic and joy of the children's carnival arrives at Parque Ferré. The parade will begin at 8:30 PM and will take place on Velez Sarsfield street, between Federacion and Diamante.</p>
News<p>Laughter, snow spray, applause, and cheers were the setting for the Children's Carnival parades that began this weekend in Concordia, at the Costanera on Friday and at Barrio Centenario on Sunday. Residents came out to support all the comparsas with the same enthusiasm from beginning to end. "Los Pequeños Duendes" have already taken to the streets to spread the joy and happiness of being children. The turnout exceeded the organizers' expectations as entire families moved to the Costanera on Friday and to the Centenario neighborhood on Sunday to see the comparsa shine, where their children, nieces and nephews, grandchildren, and friends participated.</p>
News<p>With a good turnout of the public that filled the facilities by 80%, troupes that were able to show themselves in all their splendor, and the confirmation of important works in progress such as the bidding for the first stage of the stands; this is how the 2018 edition of the Concordia Carnival began.</p>
News<p>This Sunday, January 21, the second parade of the Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival will take place. The carnival's nursery, with all its magic and color, will gather this Sunday on Tte. Ibáñez street, between Feliciano and Nogoyá, starting at 8:30 PM with free admission.</p>
News<p>With the start of the 2018 Carnival comes long-awaited news for the entire carnival family. The Municipality has already initiated the bidding process for the construction of the "Atanasio Bonfiglio" Corsódromo stands, and at the close of this edition of the festival, the envelopes will be opened and the company that will begin to make this project a reality will be known.</p>
News<p>"The Costanera was packed, families who came early with their chairs to settle in and enjoy this unique festival," said Sonia Albornos, describing what was experienced at the start of the 2018 edition of the Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival. "All the comparsas have worked very hard, today we saw 7 comparsas, and on Sunday we will see the rest in their debut," noted the Coordinator of the organization of the Concordia Carnival nursery.</p>
News<p>As has been done with other locations in the country, this Friday the Concordia carnival was presented at the provincial Ministry of Tourism and Culture, an activity led by mayor Enrique Cresto and the Secretary of Tourism and Culture of Entre Ríos, Carolina Gaillard.<br /> </p>
News<p>The children's jubilation and the sound of the batucadas will be the prelude this Friday, January 19, to a weekend where Concordia will begin to experience the Carnival. Los Pequeños Duendes are ready to parade and thus show all the effort and commitment of families and residents who have prepared and rehearsed over the last few months to demonstrate why they are the nursery of the Concordia Carnival.</p>
News<p>The Secretariat of Human Development and Health informs that this Friday, January 19, will be the last day that members of the Concordia Carnival Comparsas can undergo the free medical check-up and examination and obtain the Health Certification, which is carried out by personnel from the municipality's Primary Health Care Directorate in coordination with the Carnival Entity.</p>
News<p>With the stands assembled, the track of the "Atanasio Bonfiglio" Corsódromo begins to be dyed with all the color typical of the most passionate Carnival in the country. Different areas of the municipality are working on the final details to get the venue ready for the start of the biggest summer festival in Concordia, which begins this Saturday, January 20. Advance ticket sales continue until Saturday morning.</p>
News<p>Friday the 19th will be the opening night at the Costanera, with the first parade of the 2018 edition. And on Sunday the 21st, the parades in the neighborhoods begin, on Tte. Ibáñez street. The Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival, with more than a thousand children of different ages and from different neighborhoods, brings magic, tenderness, color, and joy to the summer nights.</p>
News<p>Mayor Enrique Cresto, together with Vice Mayor Armando Gay and Councilman Sebastián Cuberli, toured the warehouses where the comparsas are finishing preparing the floats for the first parade of the Concordia Carnival, this Saturday, January 20. The mayor toured the premises and also witnessed part of the technical rehearsals that the comparsas carried out this Monday and Tuesday on the Corsódromo track.</p>
