Baton Rouge, La (NBC33) — The Capitol City got a chance to know its hispanic roots with Festival Latino de Baton Rouge on Sunday, Sept. 25.

With Mexican, Cuban, Honduran, and Dominican cultures represented, this festival has now become one of the most popular in Baton Rouge.

There's a lot to do with international music, dance, and many many choices of good food.

Freddy Casas has been running his booth at this festival for thirteen years, and he says he's happy to see more and more faces every year.

"Since it started, it's grown and grown and grown, It gets bigger every year, every year it gets more people, more countries, more people are getting booths, it's incredible." Freddy Casas, Latino Festival Booth Operator, said.