This morning, Dénia celebrated the traditional flower offering in honor of the Virgin of the Forsaken, one of the most emblematic acts of the FallasThe parade, which began at 11:00 a.m., passed through Marqués de Campo, Diana, and Magallanes streets, culminating in the Plaza del Convent.
The various Fallas committees, dressed in their most solemn attire, and the Falleras, wearing mantillas, carried bouquets of flowers that were placed in the floral structure set up in the plaza, forming a colorful mantle in honor of the Virgin.
Well, among so many photos, it's curious that there isn't a single one to show how the Virgin Mary looks decorated behind so many flowers without people. I mean, the reason for this activity is to show that what seems important is left aside in favor of what's secondary. I say. Just one photo as the culmination of the activity's success.