Indotel Brings Music and National Values to San Juan with Soberanía 4.0

A night of bachata, merengue and perico ripiao in San Juan de la Maguana, featuring Kinito Méndez and Krisspy, marked the Indotel's cultural event.
Key points
- Indotel brought the event to San Juan de la Maguana through the Soberanía 4.0 project.
- The main performers of the night were merengue singers Kinito Méndez and Krisspy.
- Indotel board president Guido Gómez Mazara led the event.
- Provincial governor Ana María Castillo Mateo thanked Indotel for the event.
The Dominican Institute of Telecommunications (Indotel) brought a night of music, art and culture to San Juan de la Maguana through the Soberanía 4.0 project. The initiative seeks to promote national identity, strengthen patriotic values and foster a sense of belonging among Dominicans.
During the event, attendees enjoyed traditional Dominican music such as bachata, merengue and perico ripiao. The main performers of the night were merengue singers Kinito Méndez and Krisspy, in an atmosphere that highlighted the country's traditions.
Indotel board president Guido Gómez Mazara led the evening and reaffirmed the institution's commitment to Dominican identity and patriotic sentiment. "We reaffirm once again our commitment to strengthening Dominicanness and the sense of homeland that all of us have," he said.
Gómez Mazara also highlighted the historic role of the province of San Juan in defending national sovereignty, calling it a fundamental part of the country's patriotic memory.
Provincial governor Ana María Castillo Mateo highlighted the region's rich cultural traditions and thanked Indotel for the event. "Now the joy of the people of San Juan must be felt in every corner, in every space," she said.
Also present were Nidio Encarnación, executive director of the Unidad Técnica de Desarrollo Agroforestal; Dominican Consul General in São Paulo Hanói Sánchez; and the municipal mayor, Lenin de la Rosa, along with special guests and members of civil society.
With additional reporting from: El Nuevo Diario