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In the town of Verín, Spain, thousands participated in ‘Xoves de Comadres,’ signaling the beginning of the Spanish Carnival with restaurant gatherings, lively charanga music, and ornate costumes.
Thousands joined in the celebration of “Xoves de Comadres” in Verín, a northwest Spanish town known for honoring female camaraderie and launching the Carnival season.
Months before, restaurants were fully booked for the night. These venues accommodated groups enjoying sumptuous meals before heading out to indulge in a night filled with festive cheer. Charanga bands, performing within the restaurants, contributed to the animated surroundings. Men dressed in women’s attire were among the participants, all flaunting intricately designed costumes.
The Carnival of Verín is celebrated for being among Spain’s most ancient and enduring celebrations, recognized for its cultural and tourist appeal.
Months before, restaurants were fully booked for the night. These venues accommodated groups enjoying sumptuous meals before heading out to indulge in a night filled with festive cheer. Charanga bands, performing within the restaurants, contributed to the animated surroundings. Men dressed in women’s attire were among the participants, all flaunting intricately designed costumes.
The Carnival of Verín is celebrated for being among Spain’s most ancient and enduring celebrations, recognized for its cultural and tourist appeal.
