From La Vega, Samaná and Cotuí, passing through Montecristi, Nagua, Sánchez and Pedernales, to Fantino, Puerto Plata, San Francisco de Macorís and Greater Santo Domingo, happiness did not stop. The spirit of the homeland took over every plaza, reaffirming that when culture and identity are protagonists, music becomes the heartbeat of the people. The Orange Industry Impulse and Collective Well-being
President Luis Abinader’s backing has been the cornerstone in transforming these celebrations into an industry that generates jobs and boosts the local economy. The support of strategic allies such as Banreservas, Cerveza Presidente, Pepsi, Wind Telecom, Ayb Electromuebles, RD Vial, the Ministry of Tourism and local city halls, has allowed: Economic Dynamization: The free concerts mobilize crowds that inject resources directly into the popular bases and informal commerce. Social Return: Music platforms generate taxes and the State multiplies investment through the high consumption of products that these sales generate. Family Union: The event reflected social cohesion, where entire families—parents, children, and grandparents—peacefully shared with their camping chairs and coolers, celebrating life. Festituricarnaval reaffirmed the unconditional passion and love of Dominicans for their stars, their music, and their carnival, achieving the relaunch of the entertainment industry at the highest level and awakening patriotic vibes throughout the national territory.









