11th Traditional Baile de Finaos
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🌰 The Cultural and Folkloric Group Surco y Arado is celebrating the eleventh edition of its traditional Baile de Finaos on Saturday, October 31. As usual, the event will take place at the Casa de Surco y Arado, located at 19 Faycán Guanache Street, in the municipality of Gáldar. The event will begin at 8:00 p.m. and will feature the participation of the folkloric group Guarache, from the island of Tenerife. The Baile de Finaos is a popular celebration that pays tribute to the deceased on the eve of All Saints’ Day, reviving the customs and Canarian folklore of bygone times. As every year, the activity is supported by the Department of Culture of the Gáldar Town Council and the Festivities Department of the Gáldar Town Council, headed by Julio Mateo Castillo, and the Cabildo of Gran Canaria, as well as other collaborating entities.
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