Overview
- Officials confirmed Pascua Toro will run April 2–4 at the Quicapata esplanade in Carmen Alto for the fifth consecutive year, with the Plaza Mayor no longer serving as a venue.
- The program features the 'Toro Velay' cultural day on April 3 with a Guinness record attempt for a long-duration harp and violin concert, followed by the central bull spectacle on April 4 under agreed animal‑welfare measures.
- Organizers project more than six million soles in economic activity, bolstered by an expanded gastronomic area with additional stands and private sponsors.
- Logistics include a prepared natural grandstand with seeded ground and safety infrastructure to host at least 6,000 attendees.
- Carmen Alto announced a special traffic plan with one‑way circulation via Alameda de la Independencia and detours to Los Olivos, as the district mayor publicly called for unified planning after the provincial mayor’s absence.