Chilean Independence Day Festivities Offer Diverse Options,From Urban Fondas to Traditional “Fiestas”
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SANTIAGO – As Chile prepares to celebrate its Bicentennial Independence Day,a range of festivities are planned across the country,offering options from lively urban “fondas” to traditional costumbrista celebrations. Ticket prices vary widely, with events featuring prominent Chilean artists and diverse entertainment.
These celebrations provide a crucial cultural touchpoint for Chileans, offering a space to reconnect with national traditions and enjoy live music, food, and community. The events aim to cater to a broad audience, from families seeking a traditional experience to those looking for a more contemporary take on the festivities.
Fonda Nomade at Matucana 100
From September 17th to 20th, Matucana 100 in Central Station will host “Fonda Nomade,” a unique event blending comedy, rock, cumbia, and cueca. The lineup includes artists such as 22, Metlengua, Knows Moya, Holy Neighborhood, and Duo Pajarito. Tickets are available through Passline.
Costumbrista Fiesta in Peñaflor
Peñaflor will host its annual “Costumbrista Fiesta” during the three days of Independence Day celebrations. The event promises a family-friendly atmosphere with live music, folklore, gastronomy, games, and access to wetland areas and picnic grills.
Featured musical acts include Illapu, maría José Quintanilla, Amar Azul, Grupo Alegría, Entre Mares, Los Jaivas, and Cuatro Vientos. General admission tickets are priced at $3,000 Chilean pesos, while residents of Peñaflor can purchase tickets for $1,000 Chilean pesos.
