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Santa Clara once again brings together neighbors and visitors in one of the most traditional celebrations in Vallehermoso

The Eucharist, the procession and the shared lunch will star in a day marked by coexistence and tradition in one of the most unique enclaves of the municipality.

The Santa Clara neighborhood will celebrate next Wednesday, August 12, one of the most traditional events in Vallehermoso's festive calendar, a day that every summer brings together neighbors, families and visitors around devotion, reunion and coexistence.

Located in one of the most representative spaces of the municipality, the Santa Clara hermitage also constitutes a meeting point for the residents of the Guillama and Arguamul neighborhoods, who keep this celebration alive generation after generation, making it one of the most deeply rooted festivities in the municipality.

The program will begin at 1:00 p.m. with the celebration of the Eucharist, which will give way to the procession through the usual places, keeping alive a deeply rooted tradition in this area of ​​the municipality. At the end of the religious ceremonies, the traditional shared lunch will take place, a moment of meeting that each year strengthens the ties between those who participate in this celebration.

The Vallehermoso City Council encourages citizens to participate in this day, which is part of the extensive calendar of traditional festivals of the municipality and contributes to preserving the cultural, religious and social heritage of its neighborhoods.

The mayor of Vallehermoso, Emiliano Coello, highlighted that "celebrations like the one in Santa Clara represent the essence of our neighborhoods, where tradition, neighborhood participation and coexistence continue to be protagonists and are part of the identity of Vallehermoso." Likewise, he thanked the involvement of all the people who collaborate each year to keep this event so important in the municipal calendar alive.

With this celebration, Santa Clara will once again become a meeting point for residents of Guillama, Arguamul and the entire municipality, reaffirming the value of small traditional festivals as spaces to preserve history, strengthen coexistence and transmit the customs that are part of the heritage of Vallehermoso.

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November 11, 2026 3:56 am