Discover which town is prepared to celebrate its anniversary with a special holiday and how these dates strengthen the identity and culture of its inhabitants.
Holidays are always expected With enthusiasm, not only because they represent a pause in the routine, but because they allow to discover local celebrations with great cultural value. On this occasion, on February 19 a special date in a town in the province of Buenos Aires, where its special day is commemorated with a unique festival.
Each holiday has its history and meaning, and in this case, it is the turn of Rico Indian, A town with a past marked by Battles and a forged identity in the tradition.
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What is the February 19 holiday
On February 19, the foundational anniversary of Indio Rico, a town located in the party of Colonel Pringlessouth of the province of Buenos Aires. Its history dates back to 1930, when Mrs. María Bernasconi He achieved the approval of the provincial decree that formalized the existence of the people. However, its past is much older and is linked to clashes between indigenous and military in the region.
The name of Indio Rico has an interesting historical background. Comes from the stream that bears the same name, derived from the Quequén Salado River, And it was consolidated when the trains station In 1929. For decades, this railway point was key to the transport of passengers and goods, until it stopped operating in 1993. Today, the old station of the station houses the Locality cultural center.
Despite his current tranquility, Indio Rico witnessed bloody confrontations In the past. Historical stories narrate how the indigenous people surprised the military in the area, unleashing violent battles that left multiple victims and destroyed homes. Over time, the community resurfaced and consolidated itself as a people with a strong cultural identity and a growing tourist activity.
Since 2017, Indio Rico was recognized as Tourist peoplewhich has promoted its development and attraction for visitors. Every third of February, the town celebrates the Lace -up party to albuma gastronomic and cultural event that pays tribute to its foundation. On this date, neighbors and tourists enjoy Creole dishes, musical shows and a festive atmosphere that keeps the essence of the town alive.
2025 holidays: immovable and transferable calendar
2025 immovable holidays
- Wednesday January 1: New Year (Inglavable Holiday)
- Monday 3 and Tuesday, March 4: Carnival (immovable holiday)
- Monday, March 24: National Memory Day for Truth and Justice (immovable holiday)
- Wednesday April 2: Veteran day and the fallen in the Malvinas War (immovable holiday)
- Friday April 18: Good Friday (immovable holiday)
- Thursday May 1: Workers’ Day (immovable holiday)
- Sunday May 25: May Revolution Day (Inglavable Holiday)
- Friday June 20: Step to the immortality of General Don Manuel Belgrano (immovable holiday)
- Wednesday July 9: Independence Day (immovable holiday)
- Monday, December 8: Immaculate Conception Day of Mary (immovable holiday)
2025 translatable holidays
- Monday, June 16: Step to the immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes (moves on Tuesday, June 17)
- Sunday, August 17: Step to the immortality of General Don José de San Martín (translatable holiday)
- Sunday, October 12: Day of respect for cultural diversity (translatable holiday)
- Monday, November 24: National Sovereignty Day (moves on Thursday, November 20)
Source: Ambito
