Overview
- Easter Sunday 'Encuentro' processions across Spain marked the symbolic reunion of Christ and the Virgin Mary, attracting thousands in cities like Torrent, Gandia, and Sueca.
- Rain forced cancellations or indoor adaptations of processions in northern cities like Santiago de Compostela and Cangas, while southern cities saw high turnout.
- Valencia's Semana Santa Marinera observed silent processional transfers and indoor Easter meals as directed by the Archdiocese, following the death of Pope Francis.
- Lorca recorded over 500,000 visitors during Semana Santa, exceeding expectations and generating an economic impact of over €20 million.
- Unique regional traditions, such as Sueca's 'aleluyas' confetti ritual and Torrent's 'Encuentro Glorioso,' showcased Spain's rich cultural and religious heritage.