In an emotional ceremony held at the San Antonio Cultural Center, the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Culture, recognized the trajectory and contribution of outstanding women who have left their mark on the city's cultural sphere.
The Mayor, Dr. Francisco Azcué, highlighted the importance of this recognition as part of the administration's commitment to culture: “Concordia has a very strong cultural identity, and this tribute is a way to value and make visible the work of so many women who have contributed to the art, education, and history of our city.”
For her part, the Vice Mayor, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, underscored: “Each of these women has left an indelible mark on our community. It is essential to recognize them, but also to continue creating spaces where talent and cultural vocation can continue to grow.”
The Undersecretary of Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, highlighted the fundamental role of these women in the cultural development of Concordia: “They are benchmarks in different artistic expressions and their legacy is an inspiration for new generations. From the municipal administration, we continue to bet on culture as a pillar of our identity.”
During the event, distinctions were presented to the following outstanding women:
Vanesa Maidana, Graciela Castillo, Mónica Rizzo, Haydee Mondolo, Griselda Hemilse Saucedo, Claudia Grzelak, Manuela Tagliapietra, Alejandra Franco, Sarita Eiris and Teresita Miñones de García
This recognition reaffirms the will of the Municipality of Concordia to strengthen and make visible the work of those who, through their talent and commitment, enrich the city's cultural heritage.
The activity was attended by Councilwoman Claudia Villalba, the Coordinator of the San Antonio Cultural Center, Noemí Álvarez, along with other provincial and municipal authorities.
The Mayor, Dr. Francisco Azcué, highlighted the importance of this recognition as part of the administration's commitment to culture: “Concordia has a very strong cultural identity, and this tribute is a way to value and make visible the work of so many women who have contributed to the art, education, and history of our city.”
For her part, the Vice Mayor, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, underscored: “Each of these women has left an indelible mark on our community. It is essential to recognize them, but also to continue creating spaces where talent and cultural vocation can continue to grow.”
The Undersecretary of Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, highlighted the fundamental role of these women in the cultural development of Concordia: “They are benchmarks in different artistic expressions and their legacy is an inspiration for new generations. From the municipal administration, we continue to bet on culture as a pillar of our identity.”
During the event, distinctions were presented to the following outstanding women:
Vanesa Maidana, Graciela Castillo, Mónica Rizzo, Haydee Mondolo, Griselda Hemilse Saucedo, Claudia Grzelak, Manuela Tagliapietra, Alejandra Franco, Sarita Eiris and Teresita Miñones de García
This recognition reaffirms the will of the Municipality of Concordia to strengthen and make visible the work of those who, through their talent and commitment, enrich the city's cultural heritage.
The activity was attended by Councilwoman Claudia Villalba, the Coordinator of the San Antonio Cultural Center, Noemí Álvarez, along with other provincial and municipal authorities.