Festival Un Canto na Bernadina ta celebra 15 aña cu Gala Nacional

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The Fundacion Bernadina Growell-Kock, together with Fundacion Chico Harms and the support of Fundacion Padu Lampe, is presenting the 2026 National Gala Concert — titled 'Festival Un Canto na Bernadina' — as a special edition marking 15 years of the event. The concert pays tribute to Bernadina Growell-Kock and Chico Harms, widely regarded as the 'Mother and Father of Aruban Culture.' The milestone edition celebrates the lasting cultural legacy these two figures have left on the island's artistic and folk traditions. The involvement of Fundacion Padu Lampe, named after another towering figure in Aruban music and culture, adds further depth to the tribute. The event represents one of Aruba's most prestigious cultural gatherings, bringing together local music, heritage, and community pride on a national stage.

A national gala concert is being held in Aruba to celebrate and honor the legacy of the island's cultural mother and father figures. The event is part of 'Un Canto na Bernadina,' a festival marking the 15th anniversary of the Fundacion Bernadina Growell-Kock. The foundation is named after Bernadina Growell-Kock, a revered figure in Aruban cultural heritage. The special edition concert brings together artists and community members to commemorate the contributions of those who shaped Aruba's cultural identity. The milestone anniversary makes this edition particularly significant, reflecting 15 years of the foundation's work in preserving and promoting local culture. The event underscores the importance of cultural continuity and recognition in Aruba's national identity.