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The Cúcuta Mom: A Celebration That Can't Be Contained in a Single Sunday

BY Verónica Ibarra / Aug. 31, 2026

Some cities have very unique ways of showing affection. In some, love is spoken aloud; in others, it is shown through small, everyday gestures. In Cúcuta, love—especially a mother's love—is usually felt in the kitchen from early in the morning, in the "have you eaten yet?", in the coffee that appears without being asked for, and in that custom so dear to us of gathering around a table even when there is nothing special to celebrate.

Perhaps that is why Mother's Day in our city has never been just a date on the calendar. Yes, it is traditionally celebrated on the last Sunday in May, a custom deeply rooted in Cúcuta households. But this year, the calendar had other plans: since the last Sunday coincides with Election Day, the celebration has been moved to the previous Sunday.

And while for many that may seem like just a change of date, it is actually an opportunity to remember something important: We don't celebrate Mom on just one day. We celebrate Mom always.

 

Because the mother from Cúcuta deserves more than just one Sunday.

 

She deserves time, long conversations, leisurely after-dinner chats, and moments that linger in our memories long after May ends. This is the essence of the Cúcuta mother. To speak of the Cúcuta mother is to speak of strong women—women who have learned to keep their families moving forward even on difficult days. Warm, approachable, and generous women, capable of turning any space into a home.

The mother from Cúcuta has something very special: she knows how to care for others without making a big deal out of it. She looks out for everyone, even when no one notices the effort it takes to juggle so many things at once. She’s the one who asks if you arrived safely, the one who sends fruit “just in case,” and the one who insists you have seconds even when you say you’re already full.

But she is also the mother who works, starts businesses, leads, organizes, studies, and still finds time to be there for her family.

That’s why May feels so special in Cúcuta. Because beyond the flowers, the gifts, or the family gatherings, this month becomes an excuse to give back a little of everything they do throughout the year. And honestly, a single Sunday never seems like enough.

 

Celebrating Without the Rush

 

Sometimes we think that celebrating means making big plans—booking something grand, spending too much, or waiting for "the right date" to come. But often, the most cherished memories come from simple moments: a quiet lunch, an afternoon spent talking, or a meal shared without worrying about the time.

That is precisely the beauty of thinking of Mother's Day as a month-long celebration. It takes away the pressure of "having to do it exactly on that day" and gives us back what is most important: the intention to share.

May is a great time to visit Mom more often. To take her out to eat. To take a break from the daily grind. To listen to her stories all over again, even if we know them by heart. To thank her in ways we don't always say out loud. And, of course, to make new memories.

 

Celebrations that stay with you

 

Over time, you realize that the best celebrations aren't necessarily the most extravagant ones, but the ones that make someone feel truly special. Moms tend to remember the company more than the gift. They value a table full of conversation more than perfect decor. They cherish having their children close more than any material item. That’s why, when we think about how to celebrate this month, perhaps the question shouldn't be "what should I give her," but "how do we want to remember this moment?"

Maybe with a special meal.

Maybe with music.

Maybe on a quiet afternoon away from the daily hustle and bustle.

Maybe just by spending some quality time together.

Because, in the end, that's what turns a date into a memory.

 

May is also a chance to reconnect

 

Routine often gets the better of us. Between work, obligations, and the fast pace of everyday life, we put off important conversations, planned visits, and family time. That’s why May feels different. It’s a month that invites us to slow down a little. To look around. To remember that the people we love most deserve our time and attention now, not “when we have time.” And perhaps that is the true value of celebrating Mom all month long: realizing that affection shouldn’t depend on a single official date. Because even if the calendar changes, the reason to celebrate remains the same.

 

A tribute to the women who keep everything running smoothly

 

There is something admirable about mothers that is rarely acknowledged enough: their ability to serve as the emotional anchor for an entire family. They are the ones who remember birthdays, organize gatherings, sit with us in silence, and celebrate others’ achievements as if they were their own. Often, they are the invisible center around which the home revolves.

The Cúcuta mom, in particular, has that combination of a strong character and a huge heart that makes her unforgettable. She can scold you firmly and, five minutes later, ask if you want seconds. She can be exhausted and still put everyone else's needs first. She can go through difficult times and still find ways to bring the family together.

That’s why this month is also an opportunity to appreciate everything we usually take for granted.

 

To May, for sharing with family

 

Amid the warm weather, long conversations, and the family traditions that define our region, May is one of those perfect months for reconnecting. And it doesn't matter whether the celebration takes place on the first, second, or last Sunday.

What matters is finding a space to share. A space where mom can rest, feel loved, and enjoy a moment set aside especially for her.

An Invitation to Celebrate Mom

 

On May 17, Hotel Cariongo would like to open its doors to celebrate all the women who make every family a home.

It will be an opportunity to spend time with family, enjoy good food, have memorable conversations, and experience an atmosphere designed to honor Mom as she deserves: with affection, tranquility, and special moments.

Because, regardless of any specific date, May remains the perfect month to give thanks, show affection, and celebrate. And because every day is a good day when it comes to Mom.

The best tradition will always be celebrating love

 

Dates change. Calendars are adjusted. Celebrations are moved from one Sunday to another. But there are things that remain the same.

Mom's hug.

The way she cares.

A table full of family.

Conversations that last for hours.

The feeling of home.

Perhaps that is why Mother's Day will never truly depend on a specific date. Because the love we celebrate on that day has always been there. And perhaps that is the true lesson of this May: understanding that we don't need to wait for the "right Sunday" to celebrate those we love most.

We should celebrate Mom while she's still with us.

When you spend time with her.

When you make memories.

When you say thank you.

And fortunately, any day of the month is perfect for that.

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