Bevap Bioenergy Boosts Culture in Minas Gerais Cities

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Published on 17/10/2023 at 14:55

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Bevap Initiative Promotes Entertainment and Values Talents in Brasilândia de Minas and João Pinheiro.

The technological forefront that characterizes Bevap Bioenergia in the production of ethanol, sugar, and electricity extends beyond its industrial operations. The commitment to community development and the appreciation of local culture is evidenced in the 3rd Edition of Bevap Cultural, a festival that brightened September in the cities of Brasilândia de Minas and João Pinheiro.

Samba, Dance, and Local Talent in Spotlight

“Samba no Pé” was the theme chosen for this edition. With the vibrant participation of a samba school, Brazilian rhythms and contagious energy dominated the streets, enchanting spectators of all ages. But samba was just one of the highlights. The stage was also a space for local artists from Brasilândia de Minas to showcase their skills in the arts, from dance performances to a lively talent show, emphasizing the richness and artistic potential of the region.

Cultural Impact and Commitment to Development

More than mere entertainment, the Bevap Cultural was a showcase of Bevap Bioenergia‘s ability to integrate and contribute to the well-being of the community. With the participation of over 2,500 people, the event catered to diverse audiences, from youth to the elderly, establishing itself as an effective tool for cultural promotion and the discovery of new talents.

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Held in close collaboration with the local administrations of João Pinheiro and Brasilândia de Minas, and fully funded by Bevap, without reliance on tax incentives, this project underscores the company’s deep commitment to cultural appreciation. For Newton Santana, CEO of Bevap Bioenergia, “The Bevap Cultural is not just an event; it is a practical demonstration of our desire to foster creativity, education, and provide quality entertainment for our community.”

Source: Verdelho Comunicação – Valdeci Verdelho.

Bevap Bioenergy Boosts Culture in Minas Gerais Cities

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