Colonia Caroya hosts its 45th provincial typical salami festival
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Producers and local authorities in Colonia Caroya, Argentina, are organizing the 45th edition of the Provincial Typical Salami Festival this Sunday.
The event honors a culinary tradition established by Friulian immigrants who settled in the region near Córdoba in the late 19th century. These settlers adapted their Italian meat preservation techniques to local conditions, eventually securing a Geographical Indication for the town's salami. The festival takes place on November 8 from 12:30 to 21:00 on San Martín Avenue.
The production group for the Geographical Indication and the Club Juventud Agraria Colón are coordinating the event with support from the local municipality. The festival features a main stage and food truck areas at the Club Agraria and Bodega La Caroyense. Performances include traditional Italian dances, folk music, and comedy acts by artists such as Popo Giaveno and Marcelo Lépore.
Attendees can purchase advance tickets for 10,000 pesos or pay 15,000 pesos at the gate on the day of the event.
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