The patron festivities in Santa Úrsula continued on Sunday, October 11th, with a day full of activities for all audiences. Chess provided the sporting and strategic element, while a classic car exhibition brought together enthusiasts of the automotive world and historical vehicle preservation.
The program also featured the II Santa Úrsula Baila y Tardeo Latino Festival, which filled the day with rhythm and dance. The event included performances by various dance groups and artists such as Edwin Rivera, Grupo Saoco, and Clase Aparte, fostering a lively atmosphere.
The festival showcased different Latin styles and rhythms, with music and dance as the main attractions, bringing together people of various ages. The combination of musical performances and dance exhibitions added dynamism to the celebration.
The variety of organized activities reflected the intention to offer festivities open to diverse interests, blending cultural, sporting, and entertainment proposals, from chess to Latin music.
The Santa Úrsula City Council expressed gratitude for the participation of all attendees, whose involvement contributed to a day marked by community spirit and a festive atmosphere.
