Washington, D.C. – MIRA USA participated in the “Parade of Nations 2016” supporting the Latino community, waving flags of different countries showing their diversity and inclusion of Latino culture. The parade took place in the center of the capital on Constitution Ave on street 7th and 14th in Washington DC. The street has more than 44 years of supporting Latino culture. The Miraists among young people, children, and adults, as well as different entities gathered in the parade wearing their shirts or their costumes of the countries they represented. The event featured various cultural shows, folk groups, dance, music, representative symbols, banners and presentations of local artists to demonstrate their support for the Latino community and the importance of preserving their culture.

The next day on September 18 MIRA USA participated in the Latino festival in Pennsylvania Ave in Washington DC. The Miraists, the Latino community, and attendees enjoyed live performances, vendors, and exhibits of different foods. The festival allowed MIRA USA as well as many other entities and small traders to recognize the Hispanic community in the Washington DC metropolitan area, which includes the District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland.

Click here to see pictures of the event.