During every Sunday of February 2026, it will be possible to enjoy a new edition of the Pequeños Duendes Carnival, the most anticipated event for children from the city's neighborhoods, which has become a symbol of inclusion and cultural expression.
On this occasion, there will be seven groups that will display their talent, brilliance, and joy at the Atanasio Bonfiglio Corsódromo: Bella Flor, Los Peques de Camba Paso, Los Cabezones y sus Amigos, Los del Río, Villa Samba, Los Enanitos del Carnaval, and Ferro Berá.
Bella Flor
Bella Flor is not just a group that rehearses to perform in the Pequeños Duendes carnival. It is a huge embrace that brings together children from all the neighborhoods of Concordia: from Gendarmería Nacional and Constitución, to Villa Adela and San Jorge, passing through Villa Jardín, Monseñor Rösch, Leoncio de Luque, San Pantaleón, Agua Patito, La Bianca, San Agustín, Nébel, Belgrano Sur, and Hípico.
In every rehearsal, the drum beats of the batucada set the pulse of friendship. Laughter, dreams, and that desire to feel part of something big are mixed together. Here, no one is left out: everyone puts on a costume made by hand with dedication, everyone finds a space where equality is not just a speech, but a practice, and joy is the banner.
Bella Flor is an inclusive project that demonstrates that carnival is not lived only on the runway, but in the union of the neighborhoods, in the music that makes us brothers, and in the certainty that, together, Concordia sounds louder.
Los Cabezones
Los Cabezones were born in 1998 and, since then, they have become a classic of the nursery of our carnival. With more than two decades of history, it carries in its blood the humor and that joy that ignites the public every summer.
They are 200 hearts beating to the same rhythm, transforming the Corsódromo into a stage and laughter into a banner. With hilarious costumes, witty ideas, and music that gives no respite, Los Cabezones achieve what few do: that people laugh, get excited, and feel part of the party.
Because more than a comparsa, they are a great carnival family that demonstrates, year after year, that humor is also art, that creativity has no ceiling, and that the energy of Concordia can infect the whole world.
Los del Río
The comparsa Los del Río saw the light on April 18, 2020, born from community drive, shared hope, and that unwavering desire to celebrate. Its colors—red, white, and green—wave with pride in every performance, holding high the identity of the La Bianca neighborhood, known in the carnival world as the “City of Samba”.
With the tireless work of 50 families pushing in the same direction, and with almost 90 artists including dancers and percussionists, Los del Río stays afloat thanks to parties, raffles, and festivals that they organize throughout the year. That chain of solidarity makes it possible for everyone to enjoy wonderful costumes, and for the dream to keep growing with the strength of neighborhood unity.
When the parade arrives, all that effort turns into joy and celebration: the costumes burst with colors, the drum section travels through the heart of the runway, and the joy becomes contagious. It is not just a comparsa; it is the pride of a neighborhood that chose carnival, art, and inclusion as the most beautiful way to be together.
Los Enanitos del Carnaval
Los Enanitos del Carnaval is a new proposal that sprouts from the heart of the historic comparsa Los Cabezones, and which is born with the same purpose: to make the public laugh, feel, and fill them with joy.
With the experience of those who have spent years stepping on the runway and the intact passion for carnival, Los Enanitos combine humor, music, and creativity to give each performance a fresh, dynamic, and energy-overflowing air.
They are proof that reinventing oneself is also part of the party: keeping the spark of the past alive, but daring to grow with one's own imprint.
Thus, Los Enanitos del Carnaval raise the banner of humor and joy, to remind us that carnival, deep down, is that: laughing together, dancing, and celebrating life.
Villa Samba
Villa Samba was born in 2024 as a dream turned into a comparsa: an explosion of color and joy that brings together 80 children from Villa Adela and surrounding areas, ready to shine in the Corsódromo and show their neighborhood with pride.
It is a comparsa that paves the way for children and adolescents to find a place to express themselves and grow. Its flag is multicolored, like the diversity of those who are part of it, like the strength of a great neighborhood that dares to dream together. Because in every costume, in every drum beat, and in every smile, Villa Samba carries with it the hope and pride of an entire community. Ready to shine in the Corsódromo and to show with strength where they come from.
Los Peques de Camba Paso
Los Peques de Camba Paso was born in the year 2014, in the heart of the Islas Malvinas neighborhood – (Camba Paso), as a cultural and social proposal that sought to integrate the children of the neighborhood through art, music, and the joy of carnival. Over the years, the comparsa has consolidated itself as a space of identity and belonging for the entire community, opening its doors not only to the children of its neighborhood, but also to those from surrounding areas such as El Silencio, Colonia Roca, Capricornio, Los Pájaros, Agua Patito, La Arrocera, La Colina, Fátima, among other sectors of Concordia.
Since its inception, more than one hundred children participate actively each year, accompanied by young people and adults who, having grown up within the comparsa, today continue to collaborate with great commitment and enthusiasm. This demonstrates the value of cultural transmission and community work, which makes “Los Peques de Camba Paso” a true neighborhood symbol. The comparsa is a source of pride: it represents unity, joy, and a tradition that families look forward to every summer.
For this 2026 Carnival, “Los Peques de Camba Paso” present themselves with the theme “Adventures in the Jungle”, which seeks to transmit the magic and diversity of nature through costumes, choreography, and joy, with the firm purpose of going out to shine as they have done since their beginnings.
Ferro Berá
Ferro Berá is the blue and white heart that beats in Concordia, a comparsa that is born from the Club Atlético Ferrocarril and is part of the cultural identity of the city.
In every rehearsal, the children find a space to learn, share, and grow, while the drum section and the dancers set the pulse of the music.
Ferro Berá is history and future in motion. In addition to keeping the tradition alive, the comparsa aims to root the carnival culture without distinctions, promoting training in the basic steps of samba and learning to play the different instruments that make up the drum section, strengthening values and a sense of belonging.
With its colors, its music, and its energy, Ferro Berá parades celebrating the passion and the popular spirit of Concordia.
On this occasion, there will be seven groups that will display their talent, brilliance, and joy at the Atanasio Bonfiglio Corsódromo: Bella Flor, Los Peques de Camba Paso, Los Cabezones y sus Amigos, Los del Río, Villa Samba, Los Enanitos del Carnaval, and Ferro Berá.
Bella Flor
Bella Flor is not just a group that rehearses to perform in the Pequeños Duendes carnival. It is a huge embrace that brings together children from all the neighborhoods of Concordia: from Gendarmería Nacional and Constitución, to Villa Adela and San Jorge, passing through Villa Jardín, Monseñor Rösch, Leoncio de Luque, San Pantaleón, Agua Patito, La Bianca, San Agustín, Nébel, Belgrano Sur, and Hípico.
In every rehearsal, the drum beats of the batucada set the pulse of friendship. Laughter, dreams, and that desire to feel part of something big are mixed together. Here, no one is left out: everyone puts on a costume made by hand with dedication, everyone finds a space where equality is not just a speech, but a practice, and joy is the banner.
Bella Flor is an inclusive project that demonstrates that carnival is not lived only on the runway, but in the union of the neighborhoods, in the music that makes us brothers, and in the certainty that, together, Concordia sounds louder.
Los Cabezones
Los Cabezones were born in 1998 and, since then, they have become a classic of the nursery of our carnival. With more than two decades of history, it carries in its blood the humor and that joy that ignites the public every summer.
They are 200 hearts beating to the same rhythm, transforming the Corsódromo into a stage and laughter into a banner. With hilarious costumes, witty ideas, and music that gives no respite, Los Cabezones achieve what few do: that people laugh, get excited, and feel part of the party.
Because more than a comparsa, they are a great carnival family that demonstrates, year after year, that humor is also art, that creativity has no ceiling, and that the energy of Concordia can infect the whole world.
Los del Río
The comparsa Los del Río saw the light on April 18, 2020, born from community drive, shared hope, and that unwavering desire to celebrate. Its colors—red, white, and green—wave with pride in every performance, holding high the identity of the La Bianca neighborhood, known in the carnival world as the “City of Samba”.
With the tireless work of 50 families pushing in the same direction, and with almost 90 artists including dancers and percussionists, Los del Río stays afloat thanks to parties, raffles, and festivals that they organize throughout the year. That chain of solidarity makes it possible for everyone to enjoy wonderful costumes, and for the dream to keep growing with the strength of neighborhood unity.
When the parade arrives, all that effort turns into joy and celebration: the costumes burst with colors, the drum section travels through the heart of the runway, and the joy becomes contagious. It is not just a comparsa; it is the pride of a neighborhood that chose carnival, art, and inclusion as the most beautiful way to be together.
Los Enanitos del Carnaval
Los Enanitos del Carnaval is a new proposal that sprouts from the heart of the historic comparsa Los Cabezones, and which is born with the same purpose: to make the public laugh, feel, and fill them with joy.
With the experience of those who have spent years stepping on the runway and the intact passion for carnival, Los Enanitos combine humor, music, and creativity to give each performance a fresh, dynamic, and energy-overflowing air.
They are proof that reinventing oneself is also part of the party: keeping the spark of the past alive, but daring to grow with one's own imprint.
Thus, Los Enanitos del Carnaval raise the banner of humor and joy, to remind us that carnival, deep down, is that: laughing together, dancing, and celebrating life.
Villa Samba
Villa Samba was born in 2024 as a dream turned into a comparsa: an explosion of color and joy that brings together 80 children from Villa Adela and surrounding areas, ready to shine in the Corsódromo and show their neighborhood with pride.
It is a comparsa that paves the way for children and adolescents to find a place to express themselves and grow. Its flag is multicolored, like the diversity of those who are part of it, like the strength of a great neighborhood that dares to dream together. Because in every costume, in every drum beat, and in every smile, Villa Samba carries with it the hope and pride of an entire community. Ready to shine in the Corsódromo and to show with strength where they come from.
Los Peques de Camba Paso
Los Peques de Camba Paso was born in the year 2014, in the heart of the Islas Malvinas neighborhood – (Camba Paso), as a cultural and social proposal that sought to integrate the children of the neighborhood through art, music, and the joy of carnival. Over the years, the comparsa has consolidated itself as a space of identity and belonging for the entire community, opening its doors not only to the children of its neighborhood, but also to those from surrounding areas such as El Silencio, Colonia Roca, Capricornio, Los Pájaros, Agua Patito, La Arrocera, La Colina, Fátima, among other sectors of Concordia.
Since its inception, more than one hundred children participate actively each year, accompanied by young people and adults who, having grown up within the comparsa, today continue to collaborate with great commitment and enthusiasm. This demonstrates the value of cultural transmission and community work, which makes “Los Peques de Camba Paso” a true neighborhood symbol. The comparsa is a source of pride: it represents unity, joy, and a tradition that families look forward to every summer.
For this 2026 Carnival, “Los Peques de Camba Paso” present themselves with the theme “Adventures in the Jungle”, which seeks to transmit the magic and diversity of nature through costumes, choreography, and joy, with the firm purpose of going out to shine as they have done since their beginnings.
Ferro Berá
Ferro Berá is the blue and white heart that beats in Concordia, a comparsa that is born from the Club Atlético Ferrocarril and is part of the cultural identity of the city.
In every rehearsal, the children find a space to learn, share, and grow, while the drum section and the dancers set the pulse of the music.
Ferro Berá is history and future in motion. In addition to keeping the tradition alive, the comparsa aims to root the carnival culture without distinctions, promoting training in the basic steps of samba and learning to play the different instruments that make up the drum section, strengthening values and a sense of belonging.
With its colors, its music, and its energy, Ferro Berá parades celebrating the passion and the popular spirit of Concordia.