Malagueño vivió una fiesta histórica por sus 140 años: la convocatoria superó las 10 mil personas

Malagueño celebrated its 140th anniversary with one of the largest gatherings in recent memory, drawing over 10,000 participants to the "Árbol de los Deseos" site. The festivities took place on Saturday, featuring live music, family activities, and an official ceremony honoring the city’s history and achievements. According to municipal reports, the event was marked by a vibrant atmosphere and widespread community participation. The celebration began around noon with performances by local artists including Río Sagrado, Banda Dispersarse, A Pura Joda, and Enzo Díaz Herencia Folklórica, who opened the extensive lineup of musical acts. Later in the afternoon, the highlight of the day came with the performance of La Pleyer, while the Academy Corazón Patrio contributed a dance spectacle that added cultural tradition to the occasion. One of the most emotional moments of the event was the tribute to the veterans of the Falklands War from Malagueño. The recognition was met with a standing ovation from the crowd, which filled the venue. During the ceremony, the city's growth over the past few years was highlighted, emphasizing the collaborative efforts between the municipality and the provincial government to advance new projects and infrastructure. The official ceremony was led by Mayor Marcos Fey, accompanied by Provincial Secretary Oscar Arias and Minister of Social Development and Employment Marcos Torres Lima. In their speeches, officials praised the progress made in the region and underscored the importance of continued cooperation between local and provincial authorities. Representatives from neighboring departments, including Santa María and Colón, as well as members of the Metropolitan Córdoba entity, were also present during the event. The gathering included local leaders and officials who played a role in shaping the city’s development. Throughout the day, the event featured a variety of attractions, including food trucks, a marketplace for local entrepreneurs, and children’s play areas, making the celebration accessible to all age groups. The organizers aimed to create a festive environment that brought together residents and visitors alike. As the evening approached, the festivities reached their peak with performances by Paquito Ocaño and Javier “La Pepa” Brizuela, whose energetic show kept the crowd dancing until late into the night. The event concluded with a symbolic birthday song for the city, sung by representatives of the Municipal Nature Nursery and the AFADIMA Foundation, who lit candles in honor of the 140th anniversary. The success of the celebration reflects the strong sense of community and pride among Malagueño’s residents. With over 10,000 attendees, the event set a new benchmark for public celebrations in the area, showcasing the city’s ability to host large-scale events that engage both locals and visitors.