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Puerto Vallarta Azteca International Folklore Festival

The Vallarta Azteca International Folklore Festival is an annual event organized by Grupo Folklorico Vallarta Azteca, with the support of municipal government and public and private institutions. This year welcomes the 10th Annual event in Puerto Vallarta.

The aim of the festival is to create bonds of peace and brotherhood between the groups and countries involved, as well as providing great artistic shows for the citizens of Puerto Vallarta and for our visitors. It is a celebration of colors, music and traditions through the dance. It is a public event and does not represent any cost at all.

Performing more than 600 dancers from 10 of the most important domestic groups in the country and 5 international representatives of Colombia, Costa Rica, Chile, Israel and Bolivia, in various locations throughout the city.

This event is endorsed by the International Council of Organizations of Folklore Festivals and Folk Art (CIOFF), partner organization UNESCO.

Activities for the festival will be held between April 27 – May 8 with events at Los Arcos on the Malecon, Hidalgo Park, Marina Vallarta, Romantic Zone, Pitillal, and other points throughout the city.

Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Festival-Vallarta-Azteca-del-Folclor-Internacional

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