Thousands of people gathered in the main artery of the city gave the Calle Marques de Campo and surrounding areas, to receive as they deserve Their Majesties of the East, who arrived, on time for their appointment, in a buggy.
The cavalcade had music, dance, fictional characters and horses, accompanied by all the trappings of Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar. Children -and not so children- faces looked excited to see the Magi before his eyes, and shouted at them until they had no voice for a greeting and candy.
We could see small who gave their pacifier signal maturity, other dresses of kings to not clash, but above all the illusion and magic that were breathed in the environment.
Upon arriving at Els Quatre Cantons Their Majesties came down from the floats to carry out on foot, accompanied by their royal pages, the rest of the way to the Town Hall, where they adored the child Jesus and greeted the crowd that gathered in the square to listen to their words. First it was the mayor, Ana KringeWho welcomed the Kings announcing to all children that the city was full of gifts repartirían night. Then he spoke Baltasar, who thanked on behalf of his colleagues the reception Dénia gave them.
The night was long for the Kings, who traveled each and every one of the houses Denia to deliver presents, but surely they could regain strength thanks to snacks families prepared them.
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19 Rey Gaspar handing out candy to the public
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01 King Melchior greets from his chariot before starting the ride
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02 Rey Gaspar salutes from his chariot before starting the ride
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03 King Baltasar hails from his chariot before starting the ride
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04 Prepared before the ride begins
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05 Batucada to start the ride
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06 SpongeBob in the cavalcade of Kings of Dénia
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07 A zancudo greets the public in the cavalcade of Dénia
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08 Pas de Quatre in the Cavalcade of Dénia
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09 Horses in the retinue of the Magi from Dénia
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10 Patricia's Ballet Sentí in the Cavalcade of Kings of Dénia
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11 The Pajes Rey Melchor throw sweets to children in Dénia
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12 King Melchor throwing candies from his Carroza
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13 The Académis of Cuqui Ivars in the Cavalcade of Kings of Dénia
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Rey Gaspar 14 Dénia runs with his chariot
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15 Babylon at the Cavalcade of Dénia
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Public 16 in the Cavalcade of Dénia
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17 Child dressed as a King in the Cavalcade of the Magi of Denia
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18 El Rey Melchor handing out candy to the public
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20 Bethlehem living in Dénia
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21 Public waiting for the words of the Magi
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The Mayor of Dénia 22 greets Melchor
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The Mayor of Dénia 23 greets Gaspar
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24 The mayor of Denia greets Baltasar
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25 Gaspar worshiping the baby Jesus in Dénia
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26 Three Kings salute from the balcony of the City of Dénia
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27 Façade of the town hall of Dénia the Night of Kings
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28 King Baltasar waves from the balcony of the City of Dénia
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29 Ainhoa Flores with the Magi
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30 Los Reyes Magos surrounded by representatives of the City
Well it is seen what passed one was dedicated to collecting signatures this year, so that does not happen again the same year that viene.No you think?
I totally agree, because not only your fuistes the disappointed there were more people complaining about the same thing.
When the Great Three Kings Parade in Marques de Campos becomes the Great Cagada in Diana Street, I am an outraged grandmother because they have played with the illusion of my grandchildren, on a day where they have to be the protagonists and not the commission of Parties. The children were left without seeing the horses and their kings mounted on the floats. I asked for an explanation from the Party councilor and his answer was "The horses cannot climb because they slip", for years I ride on horseback and I know that They have rubber straps to avoid slipping. I say that because of them they will not be able to go down this year in the Moors parade! Total that I continue with the fly behind my ear, because I do not like to be taken for a fool and less with illusion of all the children that were on Diana Street