San Fermin Festival
This is the familiar run in front of bulls that started on 7 July at Pamplona. This tradition began from the 13th century when these celebrations were in October, but due to their increased interest and compliance with better weather conditions, they were moved three months earlier. In the 19th century there were no double firewalls, making it easier for bulls to escape and create chaos and stress in Pamplona. This festival is becoming especially popular thanks to writer Ernest Hemingway. He tells precisely about the races with running bulls in his novel . . . . and rising sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .and the events ofthenapping the following the day after 1926 If you want to attend this show, you must be up early because the bulls are released every morning (from 7th to 14th) at 8am. The length of the track is 825 meters and the average time for crossing is about 3 minutes. It's got six castrated bulls and six bulls to fight on every day. In the evening, bullfighting is organized, and it is good to buy a pre-ticket as the arena holds only 12 500 people and interest is huge.
Festival
Santa Marta's festival is held on July 29th in the small town of As Neves. It involves people who have had a close encounter with death over the past year, which apparently has had a happy ending. They lie in coffins that are carried through the city by their relatives who dress suitable for burial. Those who have no family carry their coffins alone. Worship is led by the image of Santa Martha - the Bible represents Lazarus ' sister who has been brought back to the world of Jesus ' living. The procession has a church end point with her name on it. But don't think that this kind of celebration is funny, on the contrary. The interesting experiences of those who were close to death are told, for whom it is desirable to know Spanish well to understand them. There is no missing dance, songs and typical entertainment for every festival. Only participants in the coffins should be more serious, but not guests.
Feria de Malaga
The annual festival in Malaga is one of Spain's largest. It was held since 1487 when Fernando and Isabelle headed to the city to drive the Moors out of there. Usually within 10 days around mid-August. The opening is made by one of the local celebrities from the town hall balcony. Next are days where you can enjoy fireworks, celebrations, open bars, flamenco dancers on the streets. You should not miss the bullfighting festival, which is held at the Plaza de Toros. The entertainment takes place during the day in the city center itself, and after 19 hours everyone moves to the outskirts where there is a site specially built for this occasion. There are various groups entertaining guests for whom special buses are provided, which can be used to the city.
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