Huilenses joyfully extending 2026 celebrations with family birthdays in Neiva, vacations in Valle de Cocora, and milestones in Huila, Colombia.
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Huilenses Extend 2026 Joy with Vacations, Birthdays, and Milestones

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Following New Year's Eve family gatherings across Huila, residents continue welcoming 2026 with vacations, birthdays, and religious ceremonies amid reflection and happiness. Couples seek natural escapes like Valle de Cocora, while families celebrate in Neiva and beyond.

Building on the New Year's Eve traditions of unity and optimism, Huilenses are embracing the early days of 2026 with rest, family milestones, and spiritual moments.

Couples like Daniela Delgado and Julián Calderón opted for the serene Valle de Cocora in the Eje Cafetero to recharge in nature.

Birthdays brought joy: Rafael Escobar celebrated with Tania Peñafiel and Jacobo Escobar; the Camacho Montaña family—including Alex Camacho Garcés and Yesenia Montaña Murcia—thanked loved ones for health and prosperity, sharing wishes for blessings ahead. Laura Sofía Cabrera and Valentina Acosta were surrounded by family affection, while congresswoman Luz Pastrana received tributes for her service and qualities.

In a heartfelt religious event at Neiva's Sagrada Familia community, Sofía Ceballos Quiceno received Baptism and First Communion, joined by sor Nelly Muñoz Carreño, sor Melba Capiz, godfather Andrés Valencia Cruz, María Paola Bermúdez, and David Falla.

These occasions highlight Huila's vibrant start to 2026, filled with well-being and fresh energies.

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