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San Fermín is also rural sport

Monday, 14 July 2008

 

San Fermín festivities are also a good chance to know the navarra traditions and customs such as the rural sport. During the festivities, every midday in Plaza de los Fueros the best aizkolaris, tronzalaris, harrijasotzailes are gathered. All of them, rural sport people willing to maintain the healthiest of their traditions.

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Las Peñas, the soul of the festivals

Sunday, 13 July 2008

 

Music floods the city throughout the entire fiesta and you will be able to find anything from folk festivals and Basque flute concerts to street discos and rock concerts. The music that is most in tune with the Sanfermines however, continues to be the music played by txarangas and peñas that fill the streets at all hours.

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The festival designed for the little ones

Friday, 11 July 2008
9.30 am. Laughters, applauses and some tears among the txistus and bagpipes (traditional music). The Company of the Giants and Cabezudos is, with no doubt, the most magic moment for children every day. The streets are full of children and parents, grandparents and all those who continue enjoying the impressive giants of Pamplona.
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Non-stop Music 24 hours a Day

Thursday, 10 July 2008

Music floods Pamplona streets during San Fermín 2008 Festival. 204 out of 484 festival programme's events are related to music: reveilles, street music bands, outdoor dances, folk, rock, jazz...  Main part of the 3,1 million Euros programme budget is devoted to music. 

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