With Music by Juan Luis Guerra and Illegales, Santo Domingo Closes Central American Centenary
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Without the traditional change of this feta of the next headquarters, the award to Mexico as the champion of the just and in the middle of a party of music and dance in charge of the group Illegals – with its fusion of merengue, house and urban rhythms – last night concluded the 25th edition of the Central American and Caribbean Games (JCC) Santo Domingo 2026.
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SANTO DOMINGO (AP) — A tribute to athletes and volunteers, tuned with music by Juan Luis Guerra and Illegales, marked the closing of the centennial edition of the Central American and Caribbean Games.
The farewell concluded two weeks of competitions that brought together some 6,200 athletes from 37 participating countries
Santo Domingo closed an edition that since July 24 had rivalry in 40 sports and 53 disciplines, with 3,244 medals in dispute, the greatest amount in the history of the Central American and Caribbean Games.
With Juan Luis Guerra Santo Domingo puts an end to the Central American and Caribbean Games
Santo Domingo, Aug 9 (Prensa Latina) In an atmosphere of fraternity, joy and enjoyment, Santo Domingo fulfilled the Centenary of the Central American and Caribbean Games and the stars present conquered the soul of the just regional multisports. The post Santo Domingo fulfills and stars conquer Centenary games first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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