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Hialeah officials announce yearlong centennial with about 145 events; José Martí parade set for Jan. 26
Summary
Radio hosts announced the start of Hialeah’s centennial year with an estimated 145 events, noted a recent swearing-in ceremony for local officials and said the José Martí parade will be held Jan. 26 at 'Walker Pie,' with organizers seeking sponsors.
A radio host identified in the transcript as Speaker 1 said Hialeah has begun a yearlong centennial celebration that will include about 145 events and is already starting this week.
The broadcast also noted a recent swearing-in ceremony for elected officials — named in the segment as Alina García, Tax Collector Tomás Regalado and Dariel Fernández — and said Mayor Esteban Bobo was among the ceremony’s hosts.
Speaker 1 and a co-host identified as Speaker 2 said the city will hold a José Martí parade on Jan. 26 at a site referred to in the broadcast as "Walker Pie." The hosts described the parade as involving floats from community sponsors and invited residents and potential sponsors to participate; in the broadcast the hosts asked interested parties to "escribirnos gov" (contact organizers).
The hosts encouraged local residents to attend and to consider sponsoring floats or entries. The radio segment ended with a station sign-off given as "ritmo noventa y cinco, Cubatón, y más," as transcribed.
No formal city votes, ordinances or budget allocations were discussed in the recorded segment.
Why it matters: The centennial events and the José Martí parade are community-facing activities that can affect neighborhood programming, volunteer opportunities and local traffic or permitting needs as dates and sponsors are finalized.
