The event, held in Caamouco, brought together a broad representation of the local social and neighborhood fabric, with the participation of various local associations such as the Caamouco Neighborhood Association, the CaamoucoNET Cultural Association, the Redes Maritime Club, the Redes Tennis Club, the Redes-Caamouco Festival Commission, the Redes Water Community, and the Limodre Neighborhood Association.
Representing the municipality, the mayor of the Ares Council, Julio Iglesias, and the Councilor for Culture, Alma Barrón, attended, accompanying the collectives and residents on this significant date.
During the ceremony, several commemorative acts took place: a historical remembrance of the impact of the 1926 Cyclone in Caamouco, the symbolic planting of flowers among the entities, and the unveiling of a commemorative plaque.
The gathering also included a minute of silence in memory of the victims, concluded with twelve bell tolls, and the solemn closing performance of the anthems of Cuba and Galicia.
It was an encounter filled with respect, memory, and recognition, organized by the Agrupación Instrutiva de Caamouco.
