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Mojacar’s celebrations conclude on 5th March, with the traditional Burial Of The Sardine. It is a symbolic event that marks the end to the grand celebrations. A lively procession, which will take place in the streets at 7 PM, will bid farewell to carnival with a mixture of tradition and good humor.
Mojacar Council invites residents and visitors alike to join this annual event that is loved by hundreds.
Mojacar’s Carnival ends with the traditional burial of the Sardine
You can also find out more about the following: Entierro de la SardinaAlso known as the Burial of the XoubiñaIt is an annual Spanish celebration that marks the end of Carnival and other festive festivities. This event typically features a carnival procession that playfully mimics a funeral, culminating in the burning of a symbolic figure—most commonly a sardine. The celebration of Ash Wednesday is the Sardine burial The ritual is a farewell of sorts to past indulgences, and a symbolism for renewal. It represents the chance to rebirth society with new energy and purpose.
Many festivals in Spain end with rituals that involve the burning or destruction of an icon of excess. While some of these traditions have faded with time, others remain a part of the regional tradition.
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