Timeline

Festivities of Laziness
 

1980s Origin of the Festival:

The festival of laziness was initiated in the town of Itagüí as a response to the fast-paced life of the region. The idea was conceived to remind people of the importance of resting.

1990s Consolidation of the Event:

During this decade, the festival was consolidated as a tradition. Activities such as siesta contests were actively participated in by the residents of Itagüí.

2000s Expansion and Popularization: 

As the festival grew in popularity, it was promoted in local media. More people were attracted to the celebration, and the idea of resting was recognized as a form of resistance to the fast-paced life.

2010s National Recognition:

The festival of laziness has been recognized nationally. It has been discussed on TV programs and in newspaper articles for its cultural significance. The activities have been diversified over time, although the focus on relaxation has been maintained.

Present Day 

In recent years, the festival of laziness has become an iconic event. More people have been attracted to the celebration, which has been expanded to include music, food, and activities that promote well-being.