History and Significance of Fexticum in Monsefú
## History and Significance of Fexticum in Monsefú Fexticum is a traditional cultural fair held in Monsefú, Peru, every year during the month of July. The fair celebrates the rich culture and heritage of the region, including its food, handicrafts, music, and dance[1][2][3]. The fair has been held annually since 1973 and is named after the Feria de Exposiciones Típico Culturales de Monsefú[3]. The fair is the largest costumbrista fair in the Lambayeque region and is included in the National Tourist Calendar of Peru[2][4]. It features exhibitions, cultural shows, live music, traditional dances, and a national marinera contest[2][4]. Fexticum is a popular event that attracts visitors from all over the country and beyond[1][2]. Fexticum was created in 1973 by Professor Limberg Chero Ballena, who characterized Monsefú as a party district, since festivals are held throughout the year[2]. The fair is the most significant contribution to the Lambayecan identity and is considered the sour...