MY BEST CONCERT

 The collective spirit

On the 52nd anniversary of the population of Lo Hermida, a true collective celebration took place, which was made from the vindication and valuation of this land, which has been operating in our city, coming to create a characteristic environment, which in my opinion is very special. The neighbors celebrated their years of history and memory, forming social unity, and also a recognition of this collective organization and community support that is lived in this area. In this instance, a rescue of the family heritage and the identity that has been instilled among the settlers was made. I believe that one of the main reasons for having enjoyed this context so much was because, apart from having spent a very good day with my friends, I was able to live with the direct roots of people connected by their common history, who have come to express the memory of their origin in a memorable celebration. 

The atmosphere developed around the care for the garbage that was left in the place, so those who were in charge of the organization of the event were given the job of tidying and cleaning everything that was necessary. An emphatic call was made not to have a violent attitude and to respect the community. 

The contribution of the bands and artists developed with a very diverse approach, a whole range of varied expressions that together gave a fully representative base of the spirit of the anniversary. There was from a block of carnival and dances, to the appearance of different ensembles, soloists or performers; One of the most popular was Santa Feria, who played with the national singer-songwriter Roberto Márquez, member of the band Illapu, but there were others equally interesting, such as Rayún, La Itinerante, a tribute band to Los Ramblers, the Agrupacion Centro Cultural Piedra Lisa, Sonia Ulloa and Jeanette Curihuinca, Kurakeo, Ribele, Skinny Catfk, Matt Barrios, Cata Eklipsa, Rap Autónomo Poblacional, and a number of artists representing gender dissidence by Barbacius, Andra Banks and The Marika.