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Holy Week in Lucena
Lucena
The main uniqueness of the Lucena Holy Week is the "santería," understood as the peculiar way of processing the "thrones" with the images. "Santear" is the action of carrying the "trono" on the shoulder, according to unwritten rules of respect and solemnity, which turn it into an achievement of appreciable ...
CORPUS CHRISTI IN CARCABUEY
Carcabuey
Corpus Christi means 'Body of Christ' in Latin. In Carcabuey, it is celebrated on the Sunday following Corpus Christi Thursday. Members of each brotherhood, association, or group work to decorate the street assigned to them with multicolored sawdust, forming over a thousand meters of multicolored sawdust carpets that run through ...
HOLY WEEK
Cabra
Holy Week is, without a doubt, one of the most important festivals in Cabra. It was declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest in 1989. Its brotherhoods, the magnificent historical-artistic heritage, the quality of the images that are paraded, make up a host of circumstances that are shown with a ...
Christmas in Iznájar.
Iznájar
Christmas in Iznájar preserves traditional elements such as groups of carolers and beggars who, organized, roam the streets of Iznájar singing popular Christmas carols to the accompaniment of lutes, mandolins, guitars, tambourines, and hand drums. The lighting of the Christmas decorations coincides with the feast of the Immaculate Conception. The ...
Feria Real
Almedinilla
September arrives and with it the great festive event of the year: Our Royal Fair, which is held in honour of our father Jesus de Nazareno. The traditional dance groups, the release of heifers, the procession of Jesus of Nazareth, the attractions for the little ones, a good wine or ...
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