“Brisbane Fiesta Latina 2014” warms up and confirms date to 1st of November
LACA has enabled one way of contact through its website to express the interest.
Brisbane Fiesta Latina 2014 starts preparations to showcase the sights, sounds and tastes of the great diversity of Latin American countries and Spain from the talented Latin American community in South East Queensland for this year. The non-profit organization LACA (Latin American Community of Australia (QLD)- LACA QLD), which runs the even,t has confirmed: “we are most pleased to announce that preparations have begun for 3rd Brisbane Fiesta Latina”
The new celebration will be held on Saturday 1st of November from 3PM to 10PM on Russell Street, West End, with free entry, and will be a most enjoyable experience for the whole family and friends, living together with the Latin and Hispanic community in Brisbane.
Brisbane will come alive once again with the sounds and amazing energy of the unique diversity from all over South and Central America and The Caribbean including, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Spain and Uruguay. It will be a colourful entertainment program of Latin American music and dance performances, market stalls featuring traditional art, craft and food that will be created to dazzle you.
If you would like to perform at this year’s festival or you know anyone who would like to perform, the organization is open to hear about any proposal about local groups or performers to gain exposure and experience as it is a great opportunity for them to become more popular and interact with the public. LACA has enabled one way of contact through its website to express the interest.
Also, if you want to have your own stall or selling food at the event the contact is the same. There are also volunteer vacancies to help during the celebration. LACA (Latin American Community of Australia), works as an support organisation that aims at bringing together the Latin American community.
by Santi Ivar
Sources:
http://www.fiestalatina.org.au
http://www.lacaqld.org.au/fiesta-latina/brisbane-2014
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