Overview
- Queen Sofía fulfilled her long-held wish to experience Seville's Madrugá, marking her first Semana Santa visit since 1984.
- She visited key hermandades, including La Macarena, El Gran Poder, and Los Gitanos, observing pasos and engaging in ceremonial customs.
- The Queen received a closed ovation and spontaneous applause from the public at the palquillo de la Campana, underscoring widespread support for the monarchy.
- Dressed in traditional mourning attire, she was honored with medallas and gifts, including a symbolic saquito de canela y clavo from Los Gitanos.
- Mobility constraints limited her ability to walk the streets, but she actively participated in key events, highlighting her commitment to Andalusian cultural heritage.