Concordia is preparing for the 46th National Citriculture Festival, which will take place on December 6, 7, and 8 at the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park.
In addition to the presence of artists Francisco Cuesta, Miguel Figueroa and his ensemble “Amanecer Campero”, Ke Personajes, and Ulises Bueno, the Undersecretariat of Culture has confirmed the lineup of local artists who will be on stage at this traditional and representative festival for the people of Concordia.
In this regard, in statements to Radio Ciudadana, the Undersecretary of Culture, Jorge García, indicated that Friday, December 6, “is reserved for matters of our identity, our music, and our cultural heritage,” announcing that the accordionist and chamamé reference, Daniel Esteche, will be the first artist of that evening. In addition, Los Miños, Juglar, and Jorge Calderón and his band will perform.
During Saturday, December 7, the Municipal Ballet “Renovando Sueños”, La Don César, singer Gianella Iglesias, Horacio Santa Ramírez the “Lince Negro”, the Sonic Band, and Puro Descontrol will perform.
While on Sunday, December 8, Maniquí and Barrios Kalavera will perform.
In addition to the presence of artists Francisco Cuesta, Miguel Figueroa and his ensemble “Amanecer Campero”, Ke Personajes, and Ulises Bueno, the Undersecretariat of Culture has confirmed the lineup of local artists who will be on stage at this traditional and representative festival for the people of Concordia.
In this regard, in statements to Radio Ciudadana, the Undersecretary of Culture, Jorge García, indicated that Friday, December 6, “is reserved for matters of our identity, our music, and our cultural heritage,” announcing that the accordionist and chamamé reference, Daniel Esteche, will be the first artist of that evening. In addition, Los Miños, Juglar, and Jorge Calderón and his band will perform.
During Saturday, December 7, the Municipal Ballet “Renovando Sueños”, La Don César, singer Gianella Iglesias, Horacio Santa Ramírez the “Lince Negro”, the Sonic Band, and Puro Descontrol will perform.
While on Sunday, December 8, Maniquí and Barrios Kalavera will perform.