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Festival Divertid@s in Puerto Vallarta celebrated Día del Niño

Thanks to the support of companies, organizations and the great people of Puerto Vallarta, Festival Divertid@s (Funny Festival), organized by the DIF System of Puerto Vallarta was a success. The event was part of the activities this weekend to celebrate Día del Niño.

Thousands of children, accompanied by their families, had the opportunity to participate in various activities and games such MiniExatlón, which also allowed them to exercise. They also had fun with the Princess Spa, Miniferia, Skills Fair and others.

Also, the children had the opportunity to sit in a fire truck, as well as learn the tools used by the Civil Protection and Firefighters during a service or emergency. The 41st Military Zone were on hand giving canine demonstrations. The Eighth Naval Zone dressed the kids with their strategic suits and made them travel a circuit with different obstacles.

The Vallarta families were also able to enjoy musical and artistic programs, in which the Cominte Puerto Vallarta Quintet A1 participated, with rhythmic gymnastics; the Botargas Show of Kun Fu Panda, Frozen, and Madagascar; Xiutla Municipal Folkloric Group, the Chorus 100 children 100 voices from the sea; Papos and his gang and Mariachito Real del Jorullo.

This event was possible with the support and donations of companies and institutions such as the Octava Naval Zone, 41 ° Military Zone; Crown Paradise, Barceló, Marsol, Dreams Villamagna y Puerto de Luna; Frutería California, Pastelería Los Chatos, Farmacias Medisim, AntroMex, Carl’s Junior, Canaco, Expo Kids 2018; The Restaurants Río Grande, Porto Bello, La Langosta Feliz, River Café, El Vasito Marisquero y la Yaquesita. Asimismo, Starbucks Coffee, Woolworth, Mist & More, LubMac, Tierra Huichol, Vallarta Adventures, Campo Verde, La Isla and Casa Ley.

Thanks to the support of companies, organizations and the great people of Puerto Vallarta, Festival Divertid@s (Funny Festival), organized by the DIF System of . . .

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