Estadio Municipal de San Felipe, Municipal stadium in San Felipe, Chile
The Estadio Municipal de San Felipe is a football stadium in Chile with space for around 12,000 spectators seated on concrete stands. The facility includes player changing rooms, press areas, and a modern electronic scoreboard.
The stadium was established in 1958 when the municipality acquired the grounds from the local Episcopal office, significantly improving the region's infrastructure. This founding showed the city's commitment to supporting football and community events.
The place is home to the local football club Union San Felipe, whose supporters come from across the Aconcagua Valley. Match days shape community life in the city.
The venue offers basic facilities for spectators including restrooms and food stands. It is best visited on match days when you can fully experience the crowds and energy.
In February the stadium transforms into a concert hall for the annual Palmenia Pizarro Song Festival. This event brings music to the venue and shows how the facility serves multiple purposes beyond sports.
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