During the carnival Sunday, the streets of the district remained crowded with people, creating an atmosphere of joy and family togetherness. The district of Ocú, in Herrera, lived a massive carnival Sunday, reaffirming its identity as one of the most traditional carnivals in the country. Both teams brought sparkle and enthusiasm to the party and presented allegorical floats that had nothing to envy the rest of the country's carnival destinations. In this way, Ocú continues to consolidate itself as a benchmark of traditional carnival, attracting more visitors every year who seek to live an authentic experience that represents the cultural roots of the province. Local authorities highlighted the good behavior of attendees and the orderly development of activities, which allowed the day to pass normally. The day was marked by the wide participation of residents and visitors who gathered to enjoy the cultural and festive activities typical of this celebration. Queens Maythe Díaz Alfonso, representative of Calle Abajo, and Angelin Mendoza, sovereign of Calle Arriba de Ocú, led the parades, accompanied by their tunas.
Massive Carnival in Ocú Strengthens Cultural Heritage of Herrera Province
The Ocú district in Herrera province celebrated with a massive carnival, reinforcing its reputation as one of the country's most traditional festivals. Local authorities praised the orderly conduct, and two queens led festive parades with allegorical floats, attracting more tourists each year.
