parties employers' associations of the Sang Santíssima They are now in their third day, with a Monday packed with activities that brought thousands of residents out into the streets. Yesterday's program was relentless. Activities were repeated in different corners of the city. Dénia to cater to all audiences, from the youngest who devour the children's offerings to the oldest residents of the municipality, who had their own meeting space.
The afternoon began with the usual commotion in the port square. The third round of the Bous a la mar The stands once again drew a large crowd, eager to see the bullfighting maneuvers and the obligatory splashes. Around the same time, the atmosphere shifted completely inside. Valgamedios Square was filled with laughter thanks to the humor and juggling of "Captain Marvel," a popular choice for families who attended despite the high temperatures. Meanwhile, the lively rhythms of the "Rebombori Fest" provided the soundtrack to Maria Hervás Square, making it clear that the party was happening everywhere.
Traditional gastronomy and reunions at the FGV Station
The most heartwarming moment of the afternoon took place in the Estació FGV parking lot. There, the traditional [event/event/etc.] was celebrated. Cocà del MajorA fixed date on the Festes calendar that pays tribute to the oldest residents. The tables were filled with local flatbreads, camaraderie, and talks which lasted for quite a while. The atmosphere was very lively thanks to the The music DJ Retoret, who knew how to play those classic tracks that got more than one person up from their chair between bites.
The grand finale: Babylon's art and Abril's live performance
As night fell, the city center took over the cultural spotlight with large-scale events. La Vía Street was transformed into a vibrant hub to host the spectacle of dance "Carmen", a production by Babylon Academy by Mayte OrtoláThe stage setup was nearly completely full. chairs arranged in the street, with an impeccable execution that drew resounding applause from the public.
To top off Monday, Glorieta The Valencian Community hosted a concert by the artist Abril, the first major free public concert of this year's program. Her "Interludi" tour delivered a powerful, fresh, and sensitive live performance that captivated the evening's attendees. It was the perfect ending to a third day of festivities that sets a high bar for the rest of the week.
