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Goodbye to the Holy Blood: this is how the last day of the festivities in Dénia went

J. Justo Moncho

Journalist
13 July 2026 - 08: 00

Dénia has said goodbye to its parties great ones of the Sang Santíssima And it did so by stretching Sunday to the very last minute. The closing day left the streets packed, a constant flow of locals, and that characteristic gunpowder smell of farewells in the region. The accumulated fatigue of the entire week was barely noticeable in a program that packed activities from early morning until well into the night.

Classics downtown and double dates in the afternoon

The morning started calmly but with a great atmosphere in the Calle Marques de CampoThe city center was transformed for a few hours into a showcase of nostalgia with the exhibition of classic motorcycles and cars. Many curious onlookers came to admire these mechanical gems before the midday sun began to beat down. There were photos to suit all tastes.

Later in the afternoon, the crowd had to split up to see everything. The youngest children took over the street La Vía with the children's musical "Gisela, a history "Delighted," which brought together hundreds of families to listen to the former Operación Triunfo contestant, and Castilian voice of several of the best-known songs of cinema Children performed Disney movie soundtracks. Meanwhile, the sound of hooves set the rhythm in the port's bullring at a charity event for Luca. The equestrian show "Dream Horses" offered a dressage exhibition that filled the stands to capacity.

The final roar in Torrecremada

The finale came as night was falling over the city. As tradition dictates, the Torrecremada esplanade It was the massive gathering point for the final official event of the program. multimedia pyrotechnic display It illuminated the sky over Dénia for half an hour. It was a combination of noise and color that brought this year's celebrations to a close, giving way to silence and reflection on an intense week.

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  1. JM says:

    The fireworks display was spectacular, but I would like to comment that it seemed a little shorter than in other years. What do you all think?

  2. Dianense says:

    In my humble opinion, doing it in Torrequemada is much less rewarding. There's better visibility in the port.
    After the first few minutes, from my position, all I could see was smoke, and I agree with my colleague JM. I also thought it was short.
    Even so, I had a great time these holidays and I think that's what it should all be about.