Josele Maldonado asks the partygoers to "put the crisis on hold" to fully enjoy Mig Any

The main event of the week of Mig Any Moors and Crisitanos Denia, presenting captains and bearers, on Wednesday held by the trade in the Social Center of Denia.

AMMICC president, Josele Maldonado delivered a forceful speech in which he highlighted the courage of the captaincy to bring forward their parties in such a difficult year, and seeking reassurance to top posts because, he said "everything will be fine".

Maldonado also had words for the authorities, stressing that every euro stop investing in the party supposed to stop investing in tourism because "The party is tourism, an attraction for many visitors". He added that Maldonado "Preserving the party is contributing to the development of the local economy."

With the stage presence of primers tró of each of the 16 filaes of Denia, the secretary of the Filà Deniers He reads the act by which proclaims captain José Vicente Ivars row and Ana Adela Pastor as Abanderada 2013. Then was the secretary of the Filà Abencerrages who he called his captain Rafa Chaeli, and its standard bearer, Adela Marzà.

Captains and bearers exchanged gifts and posed for a family photo, and thus concluding the formal ceremony.

Then came the turn of the awards of II Festera Photography Contest and the XXXII Children's Drawing Contest.

Raquel Marí picked up the first prize of photography by the image "Mirant al futur"And your photograph "Somriures de la festa" He got a special mention. Hector Aura, for his part, won the second prize for the image "Shoulder strap".

Laura Piscator, from school Paidos, Was the winner of the first category Contest dibijo while Aisa Mahiques of Vessanes, was a finalist. Lucía Cardona, school Paidos, won in the second category and was a finalist Andrea Redondo of the Carmelitas school. The special prize went to the student of Raquel Payà Mireia Noguera.

Among the audience we could see Councilwoman culture, Pepa FontThe councilman Festival, Paco Arnau, The Falleras Over Denia and the Chairman of the Board, President of the Red Cross, Quique Sastre, president Marina de Denia, Gabriel Martínez, and the chief quartermaster, Pepe Espasa.