The celebration began with the traditional mass and continued with a popular lunch, creating an atmosphere of coexistence and fellowship among attendees. Music was one of the main highlights of the day, with performances by the Cuartet de Bianya and Manelic de Pera, who enlivened the gathering.
One of the most anticipated moments was the election of the 'hereu' (heir) and 'pubilla' (heiress), as well as a raffle for a leg of ham, activities that completed the festive program and kept local traditions alive.
The Bolòs gathering is consolidated as an occasion to reunite, share experiences, and enjoy the privileged natural surroundings, while preserving the cultural heritage and collective memory of the territory.
The Camprodon City Council has thanked the involvement of all the people who made the celebration possible and the participation of residents and visitors, who year after year contribute to keeping this tradition alive.
