Starting at Pepe Rubianes street, the event featured 16 carnival groups and 12 musical bands. This local tradition takes place one week after the main city parades, allowing residents to focus on their own community celebration.
“"We do it a week later so we can enjoy it. People no longer want to do it on the same day as the rest."
Under bright sunshine, participants showcased creative costumes ranging from Luigi and Minions to food-themed outfits like churros and market stalls. For the second year, a local jury will award cash prizes to the most original groups.
