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Weekend in Barranquilla: the Grand Malecón will host the largest paella festival in the Colombian Caribbean
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Weekend in Barranquilla: the Grand Malecón will host the largest paella festival in the Colombian Caribbean

The Best Paella Festival will take place at the Gran Malecón in Barranquilla on July 26, 2026, featuring Spanish cuisine, culinary competitions, and cultural activities. Organized by the City Council of Barranquilla with support from the Fundación Visit Valencia and the World Paella Day Cup, the event aims to promote local gastronomy and position the city as an international destination. The festival includes live cooking demonstrations by renowned chefs, flamenco performances, and a competition where nine Colombian chefs will compete for the national title. The winner will represent Colombia in the World Paella Day finals in Spain. The event is free and open to the public.

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Weekend in Barranquilla: the Grand Malecón will host the largest paella festival in the Colombian Caribbean

The Best Paella Festival will take place at the Gran Malecón in Barranquilla on July 26, 2026, featuring Spanish cuisine, culinary competitions, and cultural activities. Organized by the City Council of Barranquilla with support from the Fundación Visit Valencia and the World Paella Day Cup, the event aims to promote local gastronomy and position the city as an international destination. The festival includes live cooking demonstrations by renowned chefs, flamenco performances, and a competition where nine Colombian chefs will compete for the national title. The winner will represent Colombia in the World Paella Day finals in Spain. The event is free and open to the public.

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