Guayaquil celebrates its foundation on July 25th each year with many social events like parties, concerts, parades and more. Residents, known as Guayacos, enjoy eating typical foods in restaurants and socializing. Some common Guayaquileño Spanish phrases include "Chevere pana" meaning "Cool man" and "Vacilemos unas chelas" meaning "Let's drink some beers". Guayacos have played an important role in shaping Guayaquil's unique culture and language.

2.  July 25th, Guayaquil celebrates its
foundation. That is why every citizen
prepares some activities to
commemorate it.
 Every year there are a
lot of social events:
parties, concerts, art
events, parades and so
many more.

3.  Fun-loving
 Outgoing

4.  Guayacos enjoy eating their typical
foods that are always served in
restaurants. It is a special time to eat
and share opinions, make jokes and also
drink a “chela”.

6. AND THE BEST
EXAMPLE OF FOOD
PREFERENCES IS:

8.  Chevere pana: The close meaning in
english is: “Cool man”.
 La plena or La Naple: The way you say
that you are agree with someone’s
opinion.
 Habla loco: is generally used to show
affect to close friends or just people that
you meet on impolite situations

9.  Estar bajoneado: The way you show to
someone else that you are really sad.
 Ponte pilas: asking someone to be more
focus on speaker’s main idea.
 Vacilemos unas chelas: is a weird way
to invite someone to drink a beer, it is
usually used by young people.
 Estoy camellando: That means that you
are working.

10.  Estoy con la leona: It means that you
are REALLY hungry.

11.  1st Guayaquil’s foundation: July
25th, 1535.
 2nd Guayaquil’s foundation: One year
later on 1536.
 The last one was performed on july
25th, 1538 by Francisco de Orellana.

13.  Guayas: “aborigen” who was a
Huancavilcas’s leader.
 Quil: Guayas’s lovely wife.

14.  Orchestra Festivals
 Concerts. Most of them in honor to Julio
Jaramillo “Ruiseñor de America”.
 Popular dancing
 Parades
 Chivas
 Communitie’s events

16.  Guayacos are a very important part of
Guayaquil’s history, they have made
Guayaquil a different place, with its own
language and revolutionary ideas, and
have deserved the title of “Guayaquileño
Madera de Guerrero”, that shows to
everyone that we have strong ideas of
ourselves that project us a better future, just
like Guayas and Quil tales, we do not
permit anybody to destroy us
easily, because we were born to be rude
and never give up until our revolutionary
dreams get real.

17.  This job is dedicated to every single
guayaco who has made Guayaquil in a
place where you can find some “panas”
to “farrear” just by drinking a
“chela”, while they are “once” with the
“pacos” when they decided to drink on
the “esnaqui”. Thanks to all of them who
has made a different Guayaquil to live.