Gran Misión Viva Venezuela brought culture to the San Juan Transditory Camp

Published at: 09/09/2026 02:40 PM

The Great Mission Viva Venezuela, My Beloved Homeland, provided cultural activities to the Dr. Luis Padrino Transitional Camp, located in the San Juan parish of Caracas.

Cultivators and artists participated in the day, who offered music and different cultural expressions to families affected by the earthquakes.

The head of the Great Mission, Tarek William Saab, who accompanied the activity, highlighted the artists' commitment to these communities.

“The effort made by our cultivators, our artists, who have a great track record in Venezuelan cultural history for many decades, has been to give all their love, all their affection, particularly to children and young people, and also to adults,” he said.

In addition, one of the cultivators highlighted the value of these initiatives to accompany people during their recovery process. “Never underestimate art or sports to save the soul of a child who is under reconstruction and an adult who also wants to heal many things,” he said.

In addition, singer Iván Pérez Rossi shared his experience and described it as “pleasant” to provide music and culture to people affected by the earthquakes.

VTV/Mazo News Team