The festivities ended with a large turnout of children and families who gathered to witness the burning of the central figure, previously crafted by local youngsters. Before the main event, the Cremallera Teatre company entertained the crowds at Pearson Square with music and dancing, leading into a parade through the city streets.

Local groups including La Tal, the Tronats del Tabal, and the Esbart Dansaire de Rubí led the procession. The event reached its climax around 7:00 PM with a fire show by the local Colla de Diables, who collected paper sardines from the public to cast them into the bonfire.

This year's edition was significantly affected by Storm Nils, which forced the cancellation of Ash Wednesday events, such as the opening speeches by the Carnival King and Queen. Despite the weather uncertainty, the main parades on Saturday and Sunday were able to proceed as planned with high attendance.