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Different generations stand shoulder to shoulder bearing the "tronos" and kids and grandparents alike jostle for position at the roadside. Seville and Malaga are the two most famous places to see the spectacle and, in the spring of 2001, I was lucky enough to spend Holy week in Malaga and observe the centuries old tradition first hand.
The aim of this, as I saw it, is to provide empathy for the sufferings which Christ had to bear in their name – the faith and commitment of the "confradias" is inspiring whatever you're religious leaning. Another refreshing site is the amount of youngsters involved, whether it's in the bands, following the processions with their families or simply looking on excitedly from the curb. Behind the float is usually an army of friends and family, there to provide support, water and food when the float comes to a halt and the bearers have a chance to catch their breath for five minutes.
The "tronos" are lavishly adorned with plush fabric and candles, having undergone months of preparation before the event. The festival is very big in Spain and especially in Andalusia where Semana Santa is a huge event involving whole cities, towns and villages.. Finally the most striking part for me is that Malaga is one of Spain's largest cities, with over one million inhabitants, yet for Semana Santa it seems the city shrinks.
The processions, the first of which takes place on Palm Sunday, take place on five evenings of the week making their way slowly on their pilgrimage around the city. Occasionally the floats will make a stop to sing the "saeta" – a maudlin flamenco hymn which further adds to the solemnity of the occasion
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