A total of 209 individuals were interviewed with a median age of 34 (18-71) years, 59% female, 92% attended school, 50% married and 51% of the Christian religion. Regarding knowledge, 99% heard about the vaccine against covid-19, 94% knew a vaccination station, 92% thought the vaccine was safe, 88.5% believed that the vaccine prevents the disease. Regarding attitude 87% showed favorable attitude towards vaccination. Regarding practice, 49% of respondents proved to have been vaccinated against covid-19. Bivariate analyses showed association between adequate knowledge and attitude [RP=3.13; (95%CI 1.3-7.51); ED=1.002], and adequate attitude with practice [RP=2.47; (95%CI 1.58-3.59); ED=1.001]. There was no relationship between knowledge and adequate practice [RP=1.19 (95%CI 0.66-2.16); ED=1.001]. 