Celebrate Tradition in Tula
On June 13, the enchanting town of Tula, Tamaulipas, will come alive as singles stroll through its cobblestone streets to the vibrant sounds of live music, laughter, and good vibes during a lively street festival known as Callejoneada. This festive event is scheduled to take place immediately following the highly anticipated football match between Brazil and Morocco, which will kick off at 4:00 PM as part of the 2026 FIFA World Cup celebrations.
Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, the Secretary of Tourism for Tamaulipas, emphasized the significance of such events in the magical towns. These gatherings not only showcase the charm of Tula but also include a range of recreational activities and family-friendly competitions, such as ball races and balance challenges, fostering a sense of community and enjoyment among participants.
A Celebration of Culture and Community
This street festival is deeply rooted in Tula's traditions, marking the celebration of San Antonio de Padua. Every year, it attracts singles, visitors, and the local community, all eager to immerse themselves in a festive atmosphere that features a musical band, a donkey bar, colorful puppets known as mojigangas, and traditional clay jugs called jarritos. The event preserves one of the town's most cherished customs, creating a memorable experience for all who attend.
The procession will conclude at the local fairgrounds where attendees can enjoy a performance from a norteño band in the venue's theater. This promises a delightful blend of camaraderie and entertainment, ensuring that Tamaulipas captures the hearts of all its visitors.
As reported by tamaulipas.gob.mx.
