A morning full of expectations
On Sunday, April 20, Alcoy became the epicenter of joy and tradition, with one of the most anticipated events in the festive calendar. The neighbors gathered to enjoy a day that combines music, parades and an unmatched festive atmosphere.
A day of glory despite inclement
Although the weather forecasts were not favorable, nature decided to give the Alcoyans one more than acceptable morning. Despite the cold and some small showers, the attendees enjoyed the day of glory, with high smiles and moods.
Tradition and elegance in the parade
The event began on time at 10am from the Plaza de España, with the interpretation of the Hymn of Festivals. The 14 representatives of the crescent rows opened the parade, led by Mauro Camáñez, who made his debut as Sergen Moro. In a dress designed by Jorge and Nicolás Pérez, in blue and orange tones, he captivated the audience from the beginning.
The Apothesis of Christied Sergen
After the first parade, the shift was by the Christian row, with Jordi followed at the helm as a Christian sergeant. Despite his injury, he once again demonstrated his prowess with his spear, moving gracefully to the rhythm of music.
Streets full of mood
Throughout the morning, the streets of Alcoy witnessed a large influx of public, not only on the official route of Gloria, but also in other emblematic points of the city. The square of the inside, the Glorieta and the Penya The good humor were full of festivals and anxious visitors to experience the excitement of the Moors and Christians festivals of 2025.
Entry Nights: An anticipation of excitement
From the night of April 21, the streets Sant Nicolau and the avenue of the Valencian Country will become the scene of the long nights of entry. For 11 days, the music will resonate in the atmosphere, preparing the ground for the great trilogy approaching.
The participation of the little ones
The children will also have their moment of glory, with a day dedicated to them that will be held on Sunday, April 27. This day will allow them to be the protagonists of the festivities, ensuring that emotion and tradition are transmitted to new generations.
