A vailet during fairs

Reliving the magic of the Fairs and Festivals of the Holy Cross

In this article, we delve into the memories of a vailet who experienced the excitement and joy of the Fairs and Festivals of the Holy Cross. These festivities were a special moment when the city of Figueres was transformed into a magical and vibrant place. The fairs set up their stalls and the space was filled with fabulous machines and bright colors. The vailet, in a daze, dreamed of climbing all the attractions and enjoying all the excitement that the Fairs had to offer.

The Certamen dance and first loves

One of the most special experiences for the vailet was the Certamen dance. This was a magical time when all the youth gathered to dance and enjoy the company of their loved ones. The vailet fondly remembers how he stole his wife’s first dance, when they were both fifteen years old. That moment marked the beginning of a love that would last a lifetime. Although he misses the parties of his youth, he now enjoys being a grandfather and sharing those experiences with his grandchildren.

The weight of decisions and lost moments

At the end of the conversation with Mr. Marià Lorca, the valet wonders what he regrets. With some sadness, Mr. Lorca confesses that he regrets not having retired earlier so that he could enjoy more time with his wife. This revelation reminds us that time is a thief of good times and that it is important to value every moment we have with loved ones.

Conclusion

The Santa Creu de Figueres Fairs and Festivals are a tradition that has marked the lives of many people, such as Mr. Marià Lorca. These festivals were a magical time when the city was transformed and dressed up as a party. The memories of those days remain alive in the memory of those who lived them and remind us of the importance of valuing the special moments in life.

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