San Pedro Alcántara takes to the streets on the big day of its Fair

San Pedro Alcántara intensely celebrated the day of its Patron Saint this Sunday, within the context of a fair that has been gathering numerous locals and visitors since Tuesday. The mayor of Marbella, Ángeles Muñoz, participated in the mass held at 11:00 AM in the parish, and in the traditional procession, which took place afterwards through the city streets.

The mayor highlighted "the devotion and deep-rootedness" that this festivity represents for the people of San Pedro, as well as "the involvement of the citizens in each of the events taking place during the main week." Muñoz also noted that "it has been an intense week, with a very participative and safe Fair, where people are enjoying themselves tremendously." In this regard, she stated that "the large attendance has been constant and the organization is working perfectly, with ample parking areas, an effective security system, and a very well-structured fairground."

After the mass, San Pedro de Alcántara paraded through the streets of San Pedro.

Muñoz celebrated having "the fortune of having very well-located and equipped facilities, with significant coverage of police forces, operational services, and cleaning services, which make it possible for the environment to remain in optimal conditions despite the high volume of visitors."

Flamenco, Fireworks, and Melody

The main day of the San Pedro Alcántara Fair continues in the afternoon from 6:00 PM at the Municipal Arena, with the performance of the professional flamenco school 'Solera de Jerez', and at 10:00 PM with the fireworks show titled 'Visual Magic', which is one of this year's novelties of the San Pedro festivities, which started last day 14 and will conclude this Monday day 20, a non-working day in San Pedro and the rest of Marbella.

The festive day will conclude with the 'Andalusian Night: Tribute to Andalusian Rock' show, with a tribute to the bands Triana and Medina Azahara by the artist Juan Delola, and a concert by Melody, with free entry for all attendees, starting at 11:00 PM.