TS Culture | The international festival of book in CBO

Or, in spanish: Feria Internacional del Libro. Celebrated now in my own city instead of Caracas the Venezuela's capital, at the Angostura theater (a new official headquarter of the local symphonic orchestra), it was a very pleasure to finally get fun in a cultural event that involves a lot of literature, music and gastronomy in a one single place at the same time. Of course the corresponding authorities like the governor of CBO for example, they were all present to watch and enjoy also the presentation of a children chorus and the group of musicians with classical instruments.

That wasn't all friends... There was also a gorgeous performance of a traditional society of dancers that were moving with such grace at the beat of the venezuelan creole music. Everyone were clapping a lot while I was recording the best part for my active social media to share travel content.

Many tables with several interesting books I saw where kids were standing up to one of them in order to enjoy a good reading I might say. No matter the age you can have any time: it's always a perfect moment to get nurtured by an excellent content coming from a particular book.

Traditional sweets and crafts were also displayed to support all those local people that is genuinely dedicated to this wonderful art in several ways and in this opportunity I bought a small snack made out of delicious nuts I really love to taste.

There was also a colored gorgeous chess table that deserved a photograph from me. A young woman asked me to take a picture of me holding a special magazine dedicated for kids I thought wasn't in circulation anymore because I know about it since I was a small one, so at the beginning I was a little shy for this but then I decided to get my photography as memorable snap on this unique event.

Hoping to have more occasions to be attending in this kinda activities to boost the name of my region and culture, I am now reaching the ending of this new travel article. Sending cheers to everyone and thanks for reading.