We always do different activities, but there was one in particular that made me connect with my cultural identity this year. Jesus was represented by me during the Stations of the Cross. The scourging was given to me, and I could feel a bit of the pain Jesus felt. This allowed me to reflect on the value of things, that many complaints were made by everyone and by me, but that in reality we are fortunate. This also allowed me to be welcomed by more people who weren't liked by me, and many more members of my family were impressed by my change of perspective thanks to Holy Week and traditional family unity.

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During the festival, many activities are organized, A horse parade is held through the main streets of the town, Craft fairs are presented with products and traditional food, Sports competitions such as motocross and campercross are organized to entertain the community. The agricultural floats parade is considered the most attractive part of the celebration.

In the past, when I first attended the festival, I was impressed by the creativity of the farmers. Beautiful floats were decorated with fruits, grains, and vegetables from the harvest, the traditional dances were performed in the main square, llanero songs were sung by local musicians. The hard work of the countryside was recognized by the entire community.

This tradition connects me with the values of unity, gratitude, and respect for nature. Through it, my llanero identity is strengthened, and an intercultural message is learned: agriculture, art, and community are celebrated beyond borders.