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Agaete’s Day Carnival Draws Huge Crowds in Gran Canaria

Streets Packed for Agaete’s Vibrant Day Carnival

The streets of Agaete in Gran Canaria were filled to capacity this Saturday for the celebration of its Day Carnival. According to the local council, it was one of the most memorable days of the town’s festivities, featuring almost 12 hours of non-stop music. Adorned for the occasion, the ‘Myths and Legends’ theme brought magic to the municipality, which was the epicentre of the party from day through to night.

A Carnival Highlight for the Island

The council stated that the Day Carnival was an absolute sell-out, solidifying this date as one of the most anticipated and cherished moments for carnival enthusiasts from across the island. They gathered in the streets of the old town for hours to celebrate the joy of Carnival. “From 2:00 pm, the streets were filled with colour, glitter, and lots of sparkle, with total success in participation and an ambitious musical line-up,” the council indicated.

Non-Stop Music and Moving Tributes

The artistic programme began with the rhythms of Orquesta Banda Larga, followed by the flavour of Son Caché and the energy of Que Chimba. This was all accompanied by the beat of the Batucada Sandunga Percusión, which travelled along the main thoroughfares of the town, taking the party to every corner and setting the rhythm for a day designed for dancing and celebration.

The batucada sounded louder than ever on a route made in homage to one of its members, Wilson. In an act full of feeling and emotion, he was present with them today, accompanying them with every step through the streets of Agaete, which danced in tribute to his cherished memory.

Celebrations Last Long Into the Night

The night was welcomed in the Plaza de la Constitución with the always reliable DJ set from Aithamy, followed by the accomplished sounds of Orquesta la Combinación. The celebrations culminated with the live performance of Los 600, bringing an unforgettable day of carnival to a close.

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