During the three nights of the Concordia Carnival, the fan bases of each of the troupes did not go unnoticed, turning the parade of their carnival group into a true celebration of joy, colors, and great fun. Each parade has a very special shine and color under the carnival moons with the contribution of flags, hats, balloons, confetti, and that unique passion that descends from each grandstand.
When the announcer of the greatest summer event in Concordia announces the arrival of each troupe, its grandstand mobilizes with signs, immense flags, confetti, hats, and distinctive t-shirts. The non-stop applause from the grandstands and everything used to cheer on the passage of their favorite troupe turns this into a tradition that makes people participate and enjoy the carnival spectacle to the fullest.
Ambassadors, drum majors, queens, troupe members, float builders, and dancers who are part of this festival that is contagious with its rhythm and joy, anxiously await the passage through their grandstand, which fills them with energy to continue their parade through the “Atanasio Bonfiglio” Corsódromo.
In the idiosyncrasy of the Concordia carnival, a unique moment occurs when the drum sections and their queens perform the traditional show. They stop their parade along the local avenue in front of their grandstand and display an incredible spectacle with rhythm, color, samba, and the passion that characterizes the city's greatest festival.
For several years now, the fan bases have played an important role in the Carnival, which is why each one has its own grandstand, and supporters enter the venue very early to secure the best location that allows them to enjoy and cheer on their troupe. The fan bases in the grandstands, the chair sector, and the VIP area vibrate every night with the passage of Imperio, Emperatriz, Ráfaga, and Bella Samba, making this spectacle the most passionate in the country.
This Saturday, February 16, the fourth parade of the Concordia Carnival will take place, and it is worth remembering that the valid tickets are those that say “NOCHE 5” (due to the initial rescheduling that was carried out). The order of the lineup for this Saturday will be Ráfaga, Emperatriz, Imperio, and Bella Samba will close the night. Advance tickets at a price of $200 can be purchased online at www.concordiacarnaval.com.ar or in person at Caja Mixta (Quintana 68), from Wednesday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. At the Corsódromo ticket offices on Saturday, tickets will have a price of $250.