In addition, that day will take place at the theater on Calles 51 between 9 and 10 of the Buenos Aires capital the delivery of the Annual Award for Artistic and Cultural Development Projects of the Murgas, Comparsas and Buenos Aires Carnival Groups, for which 42 million pesos, within the framework of the Carnival is Culture program.
“Carnivals have to do with our culture, with recovering our traditions. It is one of the intangible assets of our people and has to do with identity, with how we think about our history,” said the president of the organization, florence saintout.
Also, the day will serve to know the second edition of “popular joy”a recognition of referents and organizations linked to the Buenos Aires carnivals from a human rights perspective.
The first honoree was Fortunato “Nato” Andreuccia founding murguero of the Ensenada privateers, kidnapped and disappeared by the Triple A on March 16, 1976.
Source: Ambito
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