Places of my land park Camba Cua

Camba Cua Park. That means in the Black Cave Guarani language. And it bears his name to the event that occurred while present law ending slavery, some black people sat in the park beside the river Parana.

These people stayed in the province after taking part in the Paraguayan War, this settlement was given the name of the neighborhood Camba Cua

At the beginning of the twentieth century a lot of African Americans in the province, they were rooted in place, filling the place of joy and colorful with their customs on January 6 is the day of his black saint San Baltazar one of the three wise men.

This date is a day of celebration, community gathering to celebrate and share the joy of their candombe dances and music.

The camba cua park is located beside the Parana River on the waterfront at 1000 Avenue.

It is a stunning property, large, 6 blocks of forest land and parquisado, ideal for outdoor events, in the middle of the park is a beautiful water mirror.

The water mirror surrounds a stone path, very busy passersby for their daily walks. There are benches around his silhouette, used by visitors to enjoy the tranquility of the pond

September 21 is the favorite of youth, attend to place thousands of students, young lovers, friends, to give day celebration of spring.

The activity is very entertaining, musical events, rounds of friends, sharing a mate, campfire in the light of the moon, guitarreando accompanied by a minstrel. Payando glosses to spring and love.

The Camba Cua, park witnessed many declarations of love, who did not give his first kiss, here in the park. magical and enchanted place, a cool breeze from the river flooded the place with its freshness, kapok flower and jacaranda perfume the park with its aroma, with its unique aroma.

As not remember, you housed my childhood, you accompanied my youth, you were inspired by my compliment, compliment that you spend the most beautiful place.

You are invited Chamigo stranger, if you visit my Argentina. Take a tour of my Corrientes and know my Camba Cua park. This here no more in my land, cerquita of Parana.

As black cave forget my dear park Camba Cua