Learn more about Navarra folklore. You will see typical costumes, will hear traditional songs and you will enjoy watching beautiful dances from diferent towns and villages of Navarra.
Ofrenda Infantil a San Fermín
Hundreds of children honor to San Fermin in the wreath that is done the day of the child in Pamplona. Along with their parents, children bring red and white carnations to pray for their desires.
Octava de San Fermín
Mass in honor to Saint Fermín
Recital de Jotas
Concert of typical songs of Navarra (Jotas)
Ronda de Jotas
Follow singers who sing typical songs of Pamplona around the Casco Viejo (old town).
Alarde de Gaiteros
Dance with the Piper’s Parade Music from el Zacatín del Mercado to Segundo Ensanche.
Despedida de la Comparsa de Gigantes y Cabezudos
Emotive farewell of Giants and Big Heads at Plaza Consistorial. Event full of kids who want to say goodbye to Giants and Big Heads until next year. The Giants dance great dances and they crouch to be kissed by kids.
Gigantes y Cabezudos
The Gigantes (Giants), Cabezudos (Big Heads). Kilikis and Zaldikos (Big Heads who running with a soft sponge to lightly hit the kids on the head) take to the streets. Follow their path from around Pamplona Old Town to enjoy their jokes and dancing among the crowd and their playfulness with the children.”
Vísperas Solemnes de San Fermín
Mass sung in Honor of Saint Fermin
Gigantes y Cabezudos
The Gigantes (Giants), Cabezudos (Big Heads). Kilikis and Zaldikos (Big Heads who running with a soft sponge to lightly hit the kids on the head) take to the streets. Follow their path from around Pamplona Old Town to enjoy their jokes and dancing among the crowd and their playfulness with the children.”