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Seongbuk District hosts Latin American Festival

The 13th Latin American Festival was held with the participation of 15 Central and South American countries' embassies on Saturday at the Baram Madang plaza area of Seongbuk District Office in northeastern Seoul. Launched in 2011 and marking its 13th edition this year, the festival was organized by Seongbuk District Office. About 22 booths offered sales and hands-on experiences, inviting visitors…

Seongbuk District hosts Latin American Festival

The 13th Latin American Festival was held in Seongbuk District, Seoul, on Saturday, featuring 15 Central and South American countries' embassies. Organized by the Seongbuk District Office, the event showcased various aspects of Latin American culture, including traditional foods like arepas, empanadas, tacos, and pupusas. About 22 booths offered sales and hands-on experiences, allowing visitors to enjoy local specialties and cultural performances such as Mexican Jalisco dance, Argentine tango, and Colombian traditional dance.

Ambassador Angie Shakira Martinez Tejera of the Dominican Republic emphasized the festival's role in introducing various facets of her country, including music, dance, food, crafts, and baseball culture.

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