The first Sunday of the Miguelturra Carnival began to the rhythm of the traditional carnival reveille by the Peña El Jamón. While the reveilles marched through various streets of the town, the Peña Los Maltrataos prepared and offered delicious hot chocolate and biscuits in the Spain Square.

At 12:00 noon, it was time for the little ones. The Children’s Carnival is already a classic of this carnival, and although the rain tried to stop the little ones, hundreds of them made their way to the Carnival Palace. Organized by the Peña El Bufón, families enjoyed a great carnival atmosphere and the children’s show Paula at the carnivals.

The rain has been with us since early morning, pushing the food offered by the peñas (clubs) to the porches on José Mora Street. But there’s no stopping us here, and we’ll continue celebrating this beloved first Sunday of Carnival.

The program for this Carnival Sunday was extensive. The afternoon progressed with another edition of masked volleyball near the Carnival Palace. Within the program, a new Zumba masterclass with a carnival atmosphere was also held. The streets of the town center were filled with color and music with the masked gathering and the celebration of special days for our clubs. The Cansaliebres , Rockers , Kapikúa , Mistreat yourselves , Alhiguí Charanga and Yellow Baron They celebrated their day. It was a day of strolling through the town’s main carnival streets, sampling various dishes while brass bands provided the musical note on this first and intense Sunday of Carnival, where the rain let up during the afternoon.

At the Carnival Palace, the Masked Guateque (Ballerina) is celebrated throughout the afternoon, followed by music from the New Generation Trio Orchestra at the Workers’ Center. Carnival invades the streets and souls of Miguelturra, and we fully celebrate our beloved Festival of National Tourist Interest.