Independence Day in Ecuador, also recognized as ‘Día del Primer Grito de Independencia de Quito,’ is commemorated annually on August 10th. This significant occasion marks the declaration of independence of Quito from Spanish colonial rule in 1809 and stands as Ecuador’s National Day. The celebration of this holiday serves as a testament to the unity and achievements of Latin America. Quito, being the epicenter of the historical event, garners considerable attention and typically hosts traditional parades, concerts, and cultural festivities.