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Afternoon Verbena with Yoni y Aya
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LOMO MAGULLO, A DATE WITH OUR TRADITION This Sunday, 9 August, Lomo Magullo once again celebrates one of Telde’s most deep-rooted and unique traditions: the Traída del Agua, as part of the Fiestas de Las Nieves, Mayoress of the City of Telde. A celebration that is part of our collective memory, that brings generations together and keeps our culture, our history and our identity alive. 07:00 · The Banda de Agaete will wake up the neighbourhood with its music. 12:00 · The traditional Traída del Agua begins, followed every year by thousands of people. 14:00 · Open-air dance with Yoni and Aya in the Plaza de Las Nieves. Special recognition to the residents of Lomo Magullo and to the Patronato El Naciente for their work, dedication and commitment to keeping this tradition alive and passing it on to new generations. Because preserving our traditions is preserving who we are. Culture · Tradition · History · Identity
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