The Parque Criollo and Ricardo Güiraldes Museum, a National Historic Monument, vibrated with excitement during the inaugural "En Petiso por Areco" event. Families gathered from various parts of Argentina, bringing their traditional 'mate' to enjoy a day that focused on cultural sharing and traditional horse riding. The event began around 9:30 a.m., transforming the picturesque setting of San Antonio de Areco into a lively competition where children demonstrated skills developed over six months of preparing with their horses. As the children took to the arena, the atmosphere was electric with anticipation from family members and supporters. The event was designed to emphasize not just technical skills but also the bond, patience, and shared traditions between the children and their horses. Spectators cheered enthusiastically, celebrating the hard work and dedication put in by the young participants. "En Petiso por Areco" emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage in Argentina, as families engage in the age-old tradition of horsemanship and connection with nature. This event provided an avenue for children to showcase their growth and understanding of these values in a community-centered environment, highlighting the role of such traditions in fostering young minds and connecting generations through shared experiences with horses.