FloyyMenor Lights the Empire State Building for Hispanic Heritage Month | ESB
With thousands of visitors from Hispanic countries each year, the Empire State Building celebrates the invaluable contributions and vibrant culture of Hispanic and Latino Americans with this annual Hispanic Heritage Month lighting.
The Empire State Building shined its iconic tower lights in a rotation of colors of Hispanic countries' flags to close out Hispanic Heritage Month on Oct. 11.
Earlier that day, Chilean singer and songwriter FloyyMenor visited the Empire State Building Observatory - voted the number one attraction in the world by Tripadvisor travelers - to flip the switch in a lighting ceremony and tour the immersive museum.
With thousands of visitors from Hispanic countries each year, the Empire State Building celebrates the invaluable contributions and vibrant culture of Hispanic and Latino Americans with this annual Hispanic Heritage Month lighting.
See the full lighting ceremony below!
