Christmas Videomapping Schedule at Malaga Cathedral
The screening of 'The Dream Fisherman', which pays tribute to the fishmongers, can be seen for free until January 4th.
Larios Street is a must-visit during Christmas to enjoy the light show. However, there is another site in the Center that should also be visited, with free access as well. It is the videomapping projected on the Cathedral of Malaga, specifically on the facade of the stubby tower, on its southern side on Molina Lario Street.
This year, the architectural projection that can be seen until January 4th has been named 'The Dream Fisher', and is based on a story appropriate for this season with characters inspired by a unique and Malaga-specific profession, the fishmongers. The show offers an introduction, the central part with the story, and the final scene in 3D where different elements such as stained glass are recreated.
There will be sessions every day except December 24th and 31st
For this staging, which is managed by Firefly Events, the latest laser projection technology is used, and custom-made two and three-dimensional infographics have been created to complete a large-format show.
Duration and Sessions
'The Dream Fisher' lasts between eight and nine minutes, according to the City Council. This activity, which has the collaboration of the Bishopric of Malaga, features 80,000 lumens of projection and 30,000 watts of sound. It requires six steel structures for elevated equipment. There are effects such as smoke machines, robotic lighting heads, anti-aircraft spotlights, or special reinforcement in sub-bass frequencies.
The sessions will take place at 19:00, 20:30, and 22:00 hours, every day until January 4th, 2026 (except December 24th and 31st).
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