Funcionarios del Huila promueven el festival del bambuco en Bogotá

Artistas y funcionarios de la Gobernación del Huila junto a Corposanpedro realizaron una gira por medios nacionales en Bogotá para promover el Festival del Bambuco en San Juan y San Pedro.

La agenda incluyó la presentación de la programación oficial del evento y una invitación a colombianos y turistas para participar en las fiestas sampedrinas.

Entre los participantes estuvieron Ángela Parra, gestora social del Huila; Adriana Rojas, directora de Corposanpedro; Melissa Murillo; Jesús Tejada; Liliana Quimbaya, secretaria de Cultura del Huila; Rodrigo Castro; Catalina Escobar, Reina Nacional del Bambuco; y otros representantes.

La gira buscó destacar las tradiciones huilenses y la riqueza cultural del departamento.

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