The arrival to Arroyo Cabral was early in the afternoon. There the reception was at the Cultural House of the town where local authorities were waiting with "mate cocido" and pastries. As the performance time was close to that time, the choir went straight to their rehearsal.

While the choir members were getting ready for the rehearsal; Dalene Hoogenhout walked to the church where the presentation was going to take place to determinate the position in which the choir will stand on stage and the building's acoustics. Once back at the Cultural House she joined the rest of the group to get ready for the show.

When the audience was ready for the show, the Choir of the Witwatersrand University started to walk towards the church, and when they were fifty meters from the entrance started to sing and made an impressive and impactive entrance. It was a lovely show that left a great impression on the audience, who bade the Wits choir a great syanding ovation after the show as a sign of their appreciation for choosing Arroyo Cabral as one of the shows venues.

In this opportunity, dinner was served at a local restaurant only at two and a half blocks from church, which gave the opportunity to everyone to walk a little bit instead of boarding a bus again. There "empanadas" and chicken was served and later some music was played before leaving back to Villa María. Arroyo Cabral was the place where the "Chu Chua" song was officially established the de Wits Choir 2003's Tour song.