A crowd participated in the San Patricio celebrations in downtown Buenos Aires | Chronic

The Irish celebration of St. Patrick's Day, which has become a worldwide frenzy, was repeated yesterday in the center of Buenos Aires, with music, parade, typical dishes and lots of beer. Adults and children dressed in green, with painted faces and goblin hats abounded yesterday afternoon in the district of Plaza de Mayo, the same color as the Retiro and Palermo bars, among others.

As every year, the streets of Buenos Aires joined the festivities that lasted until the evening, when the beer became the main protagonist. In this context, joy and pleasure were at the rendezvous. "The celebration is beautiful, more and more people are getting closer and growing year after year, it's a party that brings together a lot of people because it's a very popular saint, because it does not evangelize with the cross but with love and fellowship "he claimed Jorge Mackey, president of the Asociación Argentino Irlandesa.

Saint Patrick is a festival of Christian origin that is celebrated every year on March 17 to commemorate the death of the patron saint of the whole island of Ireland.