First of all… a short brief about the festivity.
Designated ‘of International Tourist Interest’, the Fallas are a festivity that moves around 1 million visitors on yearly basis, who come to marvel at the over 350 statues (‘fallas’) that take up Valencia’s streets, whose height can surpass the 30 meters and are always charged with pungent irony about ongoing affairs.
This festivity is, however, not only renown for the statues, but for its firework displays, its huge flower offering to the Virgin, its street lighting contest, its music bands that play pasodobles along with other traditional pieces and its gastronomical relevance that comprises the likes of paellas, ‘buñuelos’ (typical fritters), horchata...