Artists celebrate National Holidays 2024 with messages of love and unity for Peru.

The 2024 National Holidays have been celebrated with fervor throughout Peru, and celebrities have also joined in on this special occasion. On July 28th, prominent figures from the worlds of art, television, film, and music took to their social media to express their love for the homeland, sharing messages of encouragement and tribute to a country rich in cultural and natural wealth. From Andrés Wiese to Eva Ayllón, many have wanted to partake in the celebration with postcards and memories that evoke the essence of Peru. Andrés Wiese, known for his iconic role as 'Nicolás de las Casas' in the series "Al fondo hay sitio," surprised everyone with an emotional video featuring images of Peru's beauty. "Legend has it that there is a place in the world that has absolutely everything. That place is in South America and it's called Peru," the actor emphasized, also sharing his desire for others to fall in love with this land. His words and his work with ESCápate are a clear example of how art can be a way to give thanks and pay homage to the homeland. Former footballer Jefferson Farfán also joined the celebrations from his digital platform, sharing an emotional photograph that captures the joy of his triumphs with the Peruvian national team. His message to his followers resonates strongly: "Happy 28th, my galactics." This type of connection between idols and the people truly brings the celebration to life and reinforces national identity. Maria Pia Copello, for her part, carried out an interesting activity with her daughter, in which they performed various typical songs and dances. "We continue to celebrate you, Peru. Happy National Holidays to everyone; our country is so beautiful and so rich, how can we not love it!" they exclaimed in their post. This type of family unity around Peruvian culture highlights the importance of transmitting values and traditions to new generations. Abroad, music also stood as a symbol of national identity and pride. Eva Ayllón, from Spain, shared her happiness about the reception of her tour in Europe and seized the opportunity to send a message of love to her country. "Thank you very much, Barcelona, for welcoming us with so much love. Still excited and happy about what we experienced last night. Happy National Holidays!" expressed the artist, demonstrating that Peruvian culture transcends borders. The unity and collaboration among artists was also a recurring theme, as evidenced by the words of singers Gaby Zambrano and Magdyel Ugaz. "We believe that the sun rises for everyone, that there is no need to compete because when women come together, they only become stronger, each in their own style and with their dreams forging their own path," they stated. This message of solidarity and female empowerment in the context of the celebrations is a beautiful reminder of the strength of the Peruvian community. The social media of the series "Al fondo hay sitio" also contributed to the festivities, sharing an emotional video where the protagonists waved the Peruvian flag to the rhythm of "Mi Perú." "I AM PROUD TO BE PERUVIAN AND I AM HAPPY! Happy 28th to all Peruvian families! Long live Peru," is the message that resonated in the post, reflecting the sentiment of unity and national pride that characterizes this time of year. In a context where culture and identity are essential, these National Holidays serve as a powerful reminder of the diversity and richness that make up Peru. The tributes made by artists not only celebrate the country's independence but also urge Peruvians to cherish the roots and traditions that unite us as a nation. As social media continues to flood with emotional messages and celebrations, it is clear that National Holidays are not just a day on the calendar but a moment of reflection and unity for all Peruvians, regardless of where they are. The celebration of 2024 has demonstrated that, through art and creativity, it is possible to pay homage to the homeland and strengthen the bonds that unite us. In this way, Peru's Independence Day transforms into a space for collective expression, where every message, every video, and every song contribute to building a narrative of love and pride for the country. The National Holidays are celebrated not only with fireworks and parades but also with the heart, and Peruvian artists have done so in the best way possible.