Maro Celebrates its Feria de las Maravillas from September 4th to 8th
The Nerja district presents a five-day program featuring music, tradition, and family activities in honor of its patron saint.
By Manuel Cano Heredia
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Andalusian town square decorated for a local fair, featuring traditional architecture and a festive atmosphere.
The district of Maro, in Nerja, is preparing to celebrate its traditional Feria de las Maravillas from September 4th to 8th, with a five-day program dedicated to its patron saint, the Virgen de Las Maravillas.
The festival, which has a municipal budget of 113,350 euros, will begin on September 4th with the opening speech by the Niñas de Maro. The musical lineup includes a tribute to Manuel Carrasco, the Grupo Brumas, and a performance by José Manuel Soto, as well as DJ Manuel Moreno, the Orquesta Vértigo, and Grupo Al Alba.
One of the most significant moments will be the procession of the Virgen de Las Maravillas, patron saint of Maro, which will take place on September 8th. The fair also brings back children's activities, the traditional race, the election of the Queen and her Maids of Honor, and performances by local dance academies.
Entertainment will be provided by Brass Town, while the Club Cultural Equitación y Enganche San Isidro will keep equestrian traditions alive with various activities and a music tent.
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"We want to invite everyone to intensely experience the Feria de las Maravillas, participate in its activities, and accompany our patron saint, who is the heart of these historic festivities."
The deputy mayor, Nuchi Moreno, encouraged residents of Maro and Nerja to participate in the fair, highlighting its historic significance and devotion to the patron saint. She congratulated the Junta de Festejos de Maro for organizing the event.
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"This fair is tradition, family, gathering, and above all, Maro's affection for its patron saint. We hope everyone enjoys these days and accompanies the Virgen de Las Maravillas with the joy and respect she deserves."
For her part, the Councillor for Fiesta Mayor, Elena Gálvez, emphasized the traditional and family-oriented nature of the celebration, highlighting Maro's affection for its patron saint and the hope that attendees will enjoy the days with joy and respect.