Thinking about what the first months of next year will be like, the Coordination of Cultural Events and Neighborhood Workshops of the Municipality of Concordia continues to work on training and workshops for the various children's Comparsas that will be part of a new edition of the Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival.
"The Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival is not only the breeding ground for the city's Carnival, but it is also a great experience and an opportunity for integration and inclusion," remarked Sonia Albornos. "Mayor Enrique Cresto turned this program, which was born at the Conased Foundation, into a State policy, because it provides many opportunities to all children in all neighborhoods," she maintained.
In this sense, Albornos commented that "with the Secretary of Sports Marcelo Cresto, the Carnival Entity, and a great group of people and professionals, we are reaching each of the neighborhoods where there is a Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival Comparsa, bringing them training in different areas such as design, artistic makeup, sewing, backpiece assembly, dance, artistic makeup, the use of recycled material, in addition to bringing them closer to the history of our carnival," she indicated.
It is a "very comprehensive and enriching experience because everyone has the possibility to take the workshops," she highlighted and thanked the trainers Ramón Ayala, Eduardo Ramírez, Olga Zarranz, Néstor Gómez; Celia Arostegui; Giuliana Correa; Fabián Rivero and Wally García "for the enthusiasm and commitment they put into each activity."