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Tradition and faith: at the intersection of tradition and faith are celebrations steeped in spirituality and devotion. Events such as religious processions, patronal festivals dedicated to local saints or ceremonies linked to ancient beliefs represent this union. The community unites in prayer, manifesting a deep connection with its religious roots, often enriching these events with secular rituals handed down from generation to generation.

Tradition and taste: when tradition combines with taste, the doors are opened to gastronomic festivals, fairs and culinary festivals. This event celebrates local specialities, allowing locals and visitors to delight in traditional dishes, typical products and regional wines. The streets come alive with stalls of delicacies, offering a taste of authentic local flavours and creating moments of conviviality around food.

Tradition and Folk: the connection between tradition and folklore brings to life festive events such as traditional dances, folk music and festivals dedicated to folk arts and traditions. Dances and music with ancient roots, handed down from generation to generation, are celebrated, paying homage to local culture through lively and engaging performances. These events involve traditional costumes, creating a tangible link with the past and celebrating local identity.