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DIF Coahuila recognizes youth talent in addiction prevention contest
DIF Coahuila has recognized the winners of the 'Vive Libre Sin Drogas' state talent contest. The initiative, which includes singing and dancing categories for children and youth, is designed to promote addiction prevention by providing creative outlets and positive uses of leisure time.
Liliana Salinas Valdés, honorary president of DIF Coahuila, emphasized that the program seeks to offer young people opportunities to discover their talents and build healthy life projects. The contest featured participants from various municipalities across the state.
Key winners include Carlos Daniel Alejandro Ramírez from Matamoros in children's singing, and Érick Rico Ramos from Sabinas in youth singing. In the dance categories, Grupo Zenzontle from Saltillo took first place in children's dance, while Weeknd Crew from Monclova secured the top spot in youth dance.
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Coahuila · DIF Coahuila · Liliana Salinas Valdés · Manolo Jiménez Salinas · Weeknd Crew
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- [● 3 SOURCES] The contest aims to prevent addiction by promoting creativity and positive use of free time. democratacoahuila.com · elheraldodesaltillo.mx · vanguardia.com.mx
- [● 3 SOURCES] DIF Coahuila organized the 'Vive Libre Sin Drogas' state talent contest. democratacoahuila.com · elheraldodesaltillo.mx · vanguardia.com.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Weeknd Crew from Monclova won first place in youth dance. vanguardia.com.mx
- [● 3 SOURCES] Carlos Daniel Alejandro Ramírez from Matamoros won first place in children's singing. democratacoahuila.com · elheraldodesaltillo.mx · vanguardia.com.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Érick Rico Ramos from Sabinas won first place in youth singing. vanguardia.com.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Grupo Zenzontle from Saltillo won first place in children's dance. vanguardia.com.mx