With an “Atanasio Bonfiglio” Corsódromo packed with the public, this Sunday night the parades of the Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival began with the participation of 6 troupes that bring together members from different neighborhoods of Concordia.
Prior to the ribbon-cutting, Mayor Francisco Azcué once again highlighted the importance of the various actions where the objective is to “take care of the most important thing we have: our children. Throughout the year we will be working with the Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival through educational, cultural, and sports activities.”
“I want to thank you for the work you do and offer all my support, respect, and admiration to each of the troupe leaders for their dedication, their love, and the time they devote to the children. We must continue working to leave them a better place,” emphasized Azcué.
For his part, the Director of Cultural Resources, Innovation, and Communication of the Undersecretariat of Culture, Alejandro Rodríguez, stated that “this is a celebration by and for the children, so that they can enjoy being able to parade over the coming weekends in this place so emblematic for the carnival of Concordia.”
TROUPES
Los Cabezones y sus Amigos
Under the leadership of Rosana Lescano, the troupe has 250 members. It stands out for its family spirit and its ability to unite the Ex Aero Club, Carretera La Cruz, Tiro Federal, Gruta de Lourdes, Pompeya, José Hernández, Villa Jardín, Independencia, Magnasco, and Villa Adela neighborhoods.
Villa Samba
Led by Claudia Blanco and Walter Cantero, this group brings the rhythm and joy of carnival to the Villa Adela, Las Tejas, El Martillo, Mendieta, Carretera La Cruz, and Independencia neighborhoods.
Luna Brillante
It is directed by Nora Raquel Cafarena. This group illuminates with its talent and passion. They represent the Colonia Roca, El Abasto, Capricornio, San Francisco, Molino Viejo, La Arrocera, and Agua Patito neighborhoods.
Los Peques de Camba Paso
Under the guidance of Cynthia Tugnarelli, in this 2025 it proudly represents the Camba Paso, El Silencio, Fátima, Capricornio, Villa Cresto, La Colina, and La Arrocera neighborhoods, bringing the magic of carnival to every corner.
Bella Flor
Led by Alejandro Segovia, this group fills the Monseñor Röch, San Agustín, La Blanca, Cipo, San Pantalón, Constitución, Jesús Nazareno, and Leoncio de Luque neighborhoods with color and joy.
Arlequincito
Guillermina Paiva is the one who leads this group that brings the color and magic of the Centro, San Carlos, Nebel, San Miguel, La Bianca, Villa Progreso, and Universidad neighborhoods.
Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; National Deputy Nancy Ballejos; Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo; Undersecretary of Government Lucas Fuscado; Councilwoman Silvina Ovelar and the Director of the Permanent Carnival Entity Luis Sánchez were present, in addition to the leaders of each troupe and the general public.
Prior to the ribbon-cutting, Mayor Francisco Azcué once again highlighted the importance of the various actions where the objective is to “take care of the most important thing we have: our children. Throughout the year we will be working with the Los Pequeños Duendes Carnival through educational, cultural, and sports activities.”
“I want to thank you for the work you do and offer all my support, respect, and admiration to each of the troupe leaders for their dedication, their love, and the time they devote to the children. We must continue working to leave them a better place,” emphasized Azcué.
For his part, the Director of Cultural Resources, Innovation, and Communication of the Undersecretariat of Culture, Alejandro Rodríguez, stated that “this is a celebration by and for the children, so that they can enjoy being able to parade over the coming weekends in this place so emblematic for the carnival of Concordia.”
TROUPES
Los Cabezones y sus Amigos
Under the leadership of Rosana Lescano, the troupe has 250 members. It stands out for its family spirit and its ability to unite the Ex Aero Club, Carretera La Cruz, Tiro Federal, Gruta de Lourdes, Pompeya, José Hernández, Villa Jardín, Independencia, Magnasco, and Villa Adela neighborhoods.
Villa Samba
Led by Claudia Blanco and Walter Cantero, this group brings the rhythm and joy of carnival to the Villa Adela, Las Tejas, El Martillo, Mendieta, Carretera La Cruz, and Independencia neighborhoods.
Luna Brillante
It is directed by Nora Raquel Cafarena. This group illuminates with its talent and passion. They represent the Colonia Roca, El Abasto, Capricornio, San Francisco, Molino Viejo, La Arrocera, and Agua Patito neighborhoods.
Los Peques de Camba Paso
Under the guidance of Cynthia Tugnarelli, in this 2025 it proudly represents the Camba Paso, El Silencio, Fátima, Capricornio, Villa Cresto, La Colina, and La Arrocera neighborhoods, bringing the magic of carnival to every corner.
Bella Flor
Led by Alejandro Segovia, this group fills the Monseñor Röch, San Agustín, La Blanca, Cipo, San Pantalón, Constitución, Jesús Nazareno, and Leoncio de Luque neighborhoods with color and joy.
Arlequincito
Guillermina Paiva is the one who leads this group that brings the color and magic of the Centro, San Carlos, Nebel, San Miguel, La Bianca, Villa Progreso, and Universidad neighborhoods.
Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; National Deputy Nancy Ballejos; Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo; Undersecretary of Government Lucas Fuscado; Councilwoman Silvina Ovelar and the Director of the Permanent Carnival Entity Luis Sánchez were present, in addition to the leaders of each troupe and the general public.