KISSIMMEE – The City of Kissimmee held its annual Hispanic Heritage Month reception at City Hall on September 17, 2024. The event celebrated the Hispanic community’s cultural contributions and achievements through live performances, music, and traditional culinary options.
The evening featured a performance by singer and violinist Imén Nasser, followed by presentations from local groups and talent, including the Escuela de Bomba y Plena Tata Cepeda, Osceola County School for the Arts student Maria Valentina Rodriguez Puerta, and the dance group México Danza, showcasing a variety of music and dance traditions.
During the event, Mayor Olga Gonzalez shared her thoughts on the contributions of the Hispanic community: “Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month is not just about recognizing our past; it’s about honoring the vibrant contributions of our community today. As the first Hispanic woman to serve as mayor, I am proud to witness how far we’ve come and excited for the future we are building together.”
The City held a formal proclamation during the City Commission meeting to honor Hispanic Heritage Month, reinforcing the city’s commitment to recognizing the contributions of its diverse community.
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