The parade, which departed punctually from the Divino Maestro school, presented a varied and colorful route throughout the morning. The procession moved from the Las Cuevas area to Avenida José de Mora and Plaza de San Francisco, concluding at the Plaza de las Eras, just in time for enjoyment at the fairground stalls, which saw a large turnout.
Various music bands, dance groups, giant characters, animation groups with different styles and staging, children's characters from fairy tales and movies, and of course, local floats accompanied by children dressed in flamenco attire participated. Alongside the floats promoted by the City Council to showcase local culture and heritage, such as those dedicated to the church of Los Dolores and its restoration, the Cascamorras, the paleontological sites of Baza 1, and the facade of the Plaza de las Tetas in the San Juan neighborhood, creations from Baza Cervantina, the Iberian Association for the Lady of Baza, the Avecla Neighborhood Association, and the lively “Unforgettable Fair” from the Tourism Office and MásDrama also joined.
The intense heat on the festive morning did not prevent the shaded areas along the route from being filled with residents watching the parade. The event proceeded smoothly and without incident, with the support of volunteers from Civil Protection, Red Cross, and officers from the Local Police. The organization was led by members of CyD Emuviba and staff from the Youth Department.
“"We experienced an impressive morning of celebration, despite the unbearable heat. The parade was one of the longest we remember, very varied in content, very lively, and with that Baza flavor we've been instilling for a couple of years. Everyone now knows, Baza is in Fair. Thanks to everyone who worked to make this event a success."
Mayor Pedro J. Ramos, who also participated in the day riding on one of the parade floats, highlighted the scale and success of the parade, emphasizing the festive spirit and community involvement.
