Overview
- Around 8 p.m. on October 4, the anda tilted sharply on Avenida Tacna near the end of the opening outing, and bearers quickly steadied it as the image returned to Las Nazarenas.
- Canal N reported the tilt was caused by a desynchronized movement that broke the carriers’ coordination.
- Attendees captured the scare on video, which spread rapidly across social networks and drew wide media attention.
- Organizers continue with the October–November procession calendar, which includes a rare Callao route after more than two decades.
- Each cuadrilla typically fields 34 bearers to carry an anda exceeding 1,000 kilograms, rotating every five to seven minutes to manage fatigue and reduce accidents.