Historic Holy Week procession in the Vega Baja: ten bands and twelve sculptures unite
A town in the Vega Baja region experienced a landmark moment in its Holy Week calendar with a grand Procesión Magna that is set to go down in local history. Twelve works by celebrated Valencian sculptor José María...
A town in the Vega Baja region experienced a landmark moment in its Holy Week calendar with a grand Procesión Magna that is set to go down in local history. Twelve works by celebrated Valencian sculptor José María Ponsoda Bravo were brought together for an impressive procession through the town centre. Ten music bands from across the province of Alicante provided a stirring accompaniment to the parade, drawing large crowds of spectators. The event offered a vivid demonstration of just how deeply rooted Semana Santa traditions are in this part of Spain. For international residents and visitors, the Vega Baja region consistently delivers authentic glimpses into Spain's rich religious and cultural heritage. Events like this are one of the many reasons the area appeals to those seeking a life with genuine community spirit.
Source: Vega Baja Digital
Summarised in our own words by JARVIS. Read the full article via the source link.
Source: Vega Baja Digital