With the return of another edition of the event, FDV brought together entire families and friends from different locations in a meeting of faith and culture from April 11th to 13th.

The program began on Friday (11) with the traditional dinner to welcome the cowboys. On Saturday, the 12th, the city received the following attractions: Alex Ouro, Banda 100 Parea, Jaldo Sem Retoque and Os Clones. It was a real success with the public. Praça Ruy Barbosa was completely full of residents and visitors ????

The much-anticipated Sunday celebration began at 7 a.m. with the Dawn, when participants gradually arrived at the gathering point. There, grandparents, parents, children, and grandchildren appeared on their horses, demonstrating that the cowboy tradition lives on and spans generations.

Still early, they set out in supplies, hats on their heads and hearts in prayer, to the Mass venue. A moment in which everyone truly treated each other as "brothers," united in prayer and praise.

The celebration continued with a parade through the district's main streets, filled with shouts, prayers, and displays of affection for Northeastern culture. In addition to the parade, Sunday was marked by a small ring, awards, and a musical performance by Robson RA.

The Cowboys' Festival is a reflection of the relevance of this profession and historical cultural manifestation for the backlands, valued by the management of the Boa Vista do Tupim City Hall, which reinforces the importance of preserving the tradition of the Tupinense people in its various forms.