The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education, celebrated Music Day with an emotional Choir Meeting at the Paseo Jorge Luis Borges. This Friday, November 22, residents gathered to enjoy an evening dedicated to choral singing, with the participation of prominent local choirs: the Cantabile Choir, the Children's and Youth Choir of the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús Parish, and the Centenario Choir of the Colegio San José Adoratrices.
The event was attended by the Municipal Vice President and President of the Deliberative Council, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, and the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, who highlighted the importance of music as a tool for unity and social transformation.
“Music connects us as a society. Let us celebrate not only the talent of our choirs, but also the spirit of community that is strengthened through these meetings,” expressed Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, while thanking the participating choirs for their commitment to local culture.
For his part, Prof. Carlos Gatto noted: “From the Undersecretariat of Education, we work so that spaces like this multiply in our city, promoting free access to education and culture, highlighting the valuable contribution of our artists. I thank everyone who made this unforgettable evening possible.”
Music Day, celebrated every November 22 in honor of Saint Cecilia, patron saint of musicians, is a special date that invites reflection on the transformative power of this art. In Concordia, the proposal promoted by the Undersecretariat of Education was very well received by those present, marking a milestone in the cultural activities promoted by the administration of Mayor Dr. Francisco Azcué.
The audience enjoyed varied repertoires, which included religious, popular, and folk pieces, performed with passion and professionalism. The evening closed with a warm collective applause, highlighting the talent and effort of the participating choirs.
The event was attended by the Municipal Vice President and President of the Deliberative Council, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, and the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, who highlighted the importance of music as a tool for unity and social transformation.
“Music connects us as a society. Let us celebrate not only the talent of our choirs, but also the spirit of community that is strengthened through these meetings,” expressed Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, while thanking the participating choirs for their commitment to local culture.
For his part, Prof. Carlos Gatto noted: “From the Undersecretariat of Education, we work so that spaces like this multiply in our city, promoting free access to education and culture, highlighting the valuable contribution of our artists. I thank everyone who made this unforgettable evening possible.”
Music Day, celebrated every November 22 in honor of Saint Cecilia, patron saint of musicians, is a special date that invites reflection on the transformative power of this art. In Concordia, the proposal promoted by the Undersecretariat of Education was very well received by those present, marking a milestone in the cultural activities promoted by the administration of Mayor Dr. Francisco Azcué.
The audience enjoyed varied repertoires, which included religious, popular, and folk pieces, performed with passion and professionalism. The evening closed with a warm collective applause, highlighting the talent and effort of the participating choirs.