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Las Minas Closes National Festival of the Flower of the Holy Spirit With Cart Parade

Las Minas Closes National Festival of the Flower of the Holy Spirit With Cart Parade

From TVN Panamá · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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News From a news agency Outcome reported
  • Las Minas, in Panama’s Herrera province, closed the National Festival of the Flower of the Holy Spirit with a cart parade involving representatives from the district’s corregimientos.
  • The festival promoted the orchid, Panama’s national flower, and local traditions, while an orchid house remained open to visitors.
  • Festival queen Alejandra Bonía Batista said she felt proud to represent her community and its culture.

Las Minas ended its National Festival of the Flower of the Holy Spirit with a colorful cart parade, bringing together representatives from the district’s corregimientos in Herrera province.

The celebration centered on the Flower of the Holy Spirit, Panama’s national flower. Organizers also sought to promote Las Minas’ traditions and cultural expressions. An orchid house stayed open throughout the festival and welcomed numerous visitors.

The parade marked the close of the festivities and became one of the event’s most anticipated moments. Before the procession began, festival queen Alejandra Bonía Batista spoke about her excitement at fulfilling her dream of representing the celebration.

Batista said she felt proud to represent her homeland, its cultures and its traditions. She also thanked God and the people who supported her during her time as queen. The festival concluded with a renewed effort to keep local traditions alive and give greater prominence to one of Panama’s natural symbols.

I feel proud to represent my homeland, as well as its cultures and traditions.

— Alejandra Bonía BatistaThe festival queen spoke before the closing cart parade.
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Originally published by TVN Panamá in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.