New queen, her court, and the itinerary of the patron saint festivities of Altagracia in Nagua 2026 are presented

Nagua. – The mayor of the municipality of Nagua, Junior Peralta, along with the deputy mayor Pamela Gerónimo, officially presented the itinerary of the Altagracianas Patron Saint Festivities 2026, which promise to become one of the most memorable in recent years, with a wide artistic program and various sports, cultural and religious activities.

During the event, the court of the Altagraciano Patronal Reign was also presented, headed by the young Anyeliz Cruz, a student at Nueva Luz School, who was chosen as Queen for her elegance, confidence, and academic commitment. The title of Virreina Patronal Altagraciana went to Yoriely Medina, a student at the Liceo de Excelencia Mercedes Bello, known for her leadership, charisma, and excellent performance; while Ashley Camaño, a student at the CEGES School, was selected as Princesa Patronal Altagraciana, recognized for her discipline, projection, and love for local culture.

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Regarding the artistic agenda, the stage parties will begin this Tuesday with the presentation of Cuquito Toño Rosario.
On Wednesday 14th, Yiyo Sarante will perform, on Thursday 15th El Krisppy and Ronny GTA.
On Friday 16th, Raymond and Miguel will take the stage along with La Princesa del Acordeón.
Saturday 17th will be the turn of Shadow Blow and Ceky Vicini, while on Sunday 18th Alá Jazá will perform.

Activities continue on Monday the 19th with El Fuerte and Omega, on Tuesday the 20th with a concert by Wason Brazobán, closing on Wednesday the 21st with the traditional participation of Los Musicólogos. The press conference was also attended by provincial governor Amada López, the president of the Municipal Council, Luis Miguel González, and the treasurer of the City Council, Andy Ulerio, among other municipal authorities. Authorities reported that, as every year, the employers’ associations will include sports, cultural, and religious activities, with the active participation of local institutions and authorities, reaffirming the commitment to the tradition and cultural identity of the municipality of Nagua. By: Estarlyn Carela