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As every year, organized teenagers and young people belonging to the CORORE (Rohayhu Remansito Committee) community group organized a talent festival that provides the children, youth, and adults of Remansito with an opportunity to share their skills in singing, playing musical instruments, poetry, dance, drawing, and more. 

This year, the eighth edition took place at the Remansito sports center, a property belonging to the Municipality of  Villa Hayes. The theme was: Connect and create. Awaken your talent! 

Approximately 100 children and teenagers and 44 adults participated, representing six educational institutions, as well as a dance academy and a music academy that offer classes at the Remansito community center. 

The afternoon was filled with music, joy, and creativity from all those who dared to share their talents. 

Many girls, boys, teenagers, teachers, and parents gathered at the Remansito community center to keep alive a very local tradition: chipa apo! (translated from the Guaraní language, it means "making chipa").

Chipa is a type of bread made with cassava starch, butter, eggs, milk, and lot of cheese. It can be eaten for breakfast, as a snack, or at any time of day.

This chipa apo was replicated in various areas of the community with families who are part of the Remansito neighborhood centers.

Participants shared a space filled with aromas, laughter, and teamwork, as part of our Holy Week celebrations.