La Llosa vibrates to the rhythm of its patron saint celebrations
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La Llosa vibrates to the rhythm of its patron saint celebrations

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General3 September 2026 at 05:00

La Llosa began on August 29th its patron saint festivities in honor of San Felipe Neri and San Isidoro Labrador. The celebrations include the proclamation of Claudia Fas Corma as queen of the 2026 festivities.

Claudia Fas Corma received the accreditation sash at the municipal auditorium, accompanied by lady Núria Royo Avilés and the children's court, composed of Sara Llopis Martínez, Joaquín Llopis Martínez, Abigail Valenzuela Arnau and Joel Valenzuela Arnau.

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