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Go to sectionWe could consider it as a simple visit, but it's much more than that . Previously it was performed in the Pedestrian San Martín, then in the Plaza 1° de Mayo. Subsequently, the Municipality moved it to a sector of the lower coast. At the Port to be more accurate. The artisans fair is full of people from other sides, but in the capital entrerriana it has all its identity . One that is not erased. That mixes the old known with reinvention .
Thus, every year we can see irons, which are then covered with tarpaulins to finally turn into tents. That's a hundred of them. One after the other, they do not allow us to visualize where the tour ends. We meet her at least three times a year : July holidays, Easter and Christmas holidays. Even, some other Children's Day also had his presence.
“ What are we doing this weekend?What if we go to the craftsmen? ”, are recurring prayers among families, friends and couples. This is not a place where paranaense is going to buy, but rather to share . It's a tradition we all grew up with. Since kids we're used to our parents taking us on a walk.
After, getting bigger, we repeat the sequence with other nuances. Also, it is a good maze to sink into when you are looking for a moment alone . Of course, the products displayed are part of the appeal . However, its special essence lies in that it unites us, finds us .
Outside there are countless food stalls , especially street vendors . “ Garrapiñada, cotton candy,” you can hear them sing like a song . And you see them in the distance, with pieces of celestial, yellow and pink clouds inserted into a thin wooden stick. It's easy to remember because they usually have some splinter that puncture your fingers. Although it doesn't matter, because they taste like childhood and that moves. Breads with chicharrones, churros and fried cakes are also available. Fortunately, access with food is allowed. Otherwise we would be lost.
It is never possible to decide where to enter . It can be done from either end, or directly in the middle. Locals know how to be strategic with schedules so we don't encounter the collapse of people. Although there are those who choose to go on a Sunday to do social.
In the crowd we will observe more than one known face , we already attend with that idea. Either way, it feels comfortable . The scent of incense abounds in each stretch and the loud murmurs stick to the ears. It's true that sometimes he gets stunned. But clearly it is something we can live with, but we wouldn't even be willing to step on its ground.
Elementary and decorative products Entrepreneurs and starters from other provinces willing to tell their stories enthusiastically. Let us not talk about the precious stones that shine with their vibrant tones and powerful energies. Each with its various properties and set in alpaca or silver arrangements. Hand-painted paintings , jellies of all tastes and roast boards with the most original motifs.
It is difficult to go out empty-handed after so many proposals before our eyes. Craftsmen are available throughout the day. From the morning until the last hours of the night. But everything has an end and as they arrive, they leave . We say goodbye to them with the joy that we are going to see each other again. And that's what it's going to be .
Publication Date: 12/10/2020
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