The people make the town, men, women, young and old, they share their town and their hearts with eachg other and with visitors as well.
Folks from other countries make a small but visible part of the community, because they are tall and dress funny, speak strange languages and usually can´t ride horses very well.
The prettiest girls in Costa Rica are in San Ramon, and they love a parade, have fun, and get to dress in funny t-shirts, much to the admiration of the crowd.
The yearly horse parade or Tope is one of the many events San Ramon uses to give recognition to important parts of the culture.
People in San Ramon love music and love to dance. There are kids´ hip hop places, salsa places, and one large venue, the Centro de Cultura Social, which features Noche de Memorias on Fridays for the more mature adults. Manu places feature Karaoke, with song books of Spanish and English songs, so you can do your own inimitable version of My Way or Wild Thing.
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