The Peña el Jamón group has paraded through the town’s streets with its Carnival Diana, just as it has been doing for many years.

In the Spain Square, the Peña los Maltrataos has distributed excellent chocolate accompanied by sweets and a shot of anise for whoever wanted it. For midday they have prepared an exquisite meal from La Mancha. The Codan Pastry Company has been a collaborator of this event.

While in the Constitution Square, starting at 11:30 a.m. Organized by the Peña el Bufón, the children gathered to participate in the Children’s Carnival, accompanied by mothers, fathers, and family members who didn’t want to miss the event. Afterwards, they paraded toward the Carnival Palace, where a wonderful children’s show, “Muñecolandia,” awaited them. The event included support from Civil Protection, Divinity Events, and Gerardo Just.

At noon, in Doctor Fleming Park, the Peñas Los Cansaliebres, Los Rocheros, and Kapikua have prepared some delicious migas (breadcrumbs) and potatoes with meat, to replenish our energy on this intense Carnival Sunday.

The afternoon began with Masked Volleyball, starting at 4:30 p.m. and this peculiar championship organized by the ADV Miguelturra and the Peña el Bufón was held in front of the CERE. The prizes have been the following:

• Tournament winner, Spy Kids, sponsored prize of 50 Euros redeemable at Las Tejas Restaurant
• Best-dressed team, Las Bikers, sponsored prize of 50 Euros redeemable at Cafetería Ramón
• The most entertaining team, Los Tocopelotas, has a 50 Euro prize sponsored and redeemable at Café-Bar La Hermana Angela