As the sun went down the fun began. The first even was a set of soccer games with prizes for the winner. I found that the woman’s game was the most exciting, they played with more passion and were far more aggressive than the men.
After the games, prizes were awarded, food was served, and the stage was lit up. From Raeggaeton dance contests to Karaoke, comedy skits, and choreographed dance numbers, it was not a traditional celebration of Padre Hurrtado’s legacy by any means. More, it was a night for those who were present, and reflected their world. Lots of laughter, and a good ambiance filled the chill night air. Coffee was served as the clock moved into the wee hours of the morning.
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