Every May, Daimús gets—literally—lit up at its pyrotechnic correfoc street show organized by the Colla Penya Foc Seguit de Xeraco group. It’s about drum-bashing, mad getups, and lots of fireworks lighting up the evening. It’s part of spring celebrations in … Continue reading →
We go to the Cremà of the Fallas in Gandia, a breathtaking spectacle where artistic monuments burn, marking the festival’s fiery conclusion. Acudimos a la Cremà de las Fallas de Gandia, un espectáculo impresionante donde arden monumentos artísticos marcando el … Continue reading →
We go to Gandia to watch the Offering of flowers to Our Lady of the Forsaken, which was postponed from the previous day due to rain. Nos dirigimos a Gandia para presenciar la Ofrenda de flores a la Virgen de … Continue reading →
We go to Gandia to watch the last Mascletá of this years Fallas. The Mascletá of March 19th in Gandia is the culmination of the Fallas festival, ending days of celebration with a concentrated mixture of sound, rhythm, and tradition.
Continue reading →We go for a walk around Denia , España, to look at the various Fallas. Damos un paseo por Denia , España, para ver las Fallas.
Continue reading →We go for a walk around Oliva, España, to look at the various Fallas. Damos un paseo por Oliva, España, para ver las Fallas.
Continue reading →We go to Gandia on the day of the Plantà de las fallas as the fallers work to assemble and finalize their monuments before the official judging on March 16. Nos desplazamos a Gandia el día de la Plantà de … Continue reading →
The Correfoc is a thrilling and energetic tradition celebrated in various parts of Spain, particularly during festivals like the Fallas and the Nit de Foc in Gandia. Translating to “fire run,” it involves participants dressed as devils, lighting fireworks and … Continue reading →
We go to Gandia on a wet and rainy morning to see how the construction of the Fallas is progressing. And we see the “topping off” of one of the Fallas. Fuimos a Gandía en una mañana lluviosa para ver … Continue reading →
The Cremà is the dramatic and symbolic conclusion of the Fallas Fiesta in Gandia, marking the end of the celebrations with a breathtaking spectacle of fire.
Continue reading →The Flower Offering is one of the most emotional and cherished traditions of the Fallas Fiesta in Gandia.
Continue reading →Join me as we take a walk through the vibrant streets of Gandia during the Fallas Fiesta!
Continue reading →The Fallas Fiesta in Oliva is a lively and colorful celebration held every March to mark the arrival of spring. This traditional Spanish festival is filled with creativity, humor, and excitement, as the streets come alive with fallas—elaborate, satirical sculptures … Continue reading →
The Día de la Plantà is a significant day in the Fallas celebrations in Gandia, marking the official start of the festivities. Held on March 15th, it is the day when the intricate and colorful fallas—large, satirical, and often humorous … Continue reading →
The Mascletà is one of the most exciting and dynamic traditions of the Fallas Fiesta in Gandia, held annually in March. This explosive spectacle takes place daily during the Fallas celebrations and is a must-see event for both locals and … Continue reading →
