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Meet the honor court of the child queen of the Castelló 2027 festivities
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Meet the honor court of the child queen of the Castelló 2027 festivities

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General11 September 2026 at 05:15

Nayra Luque will be the child queen of the 2027 Castelló festivities. She will have by her side six ladies of honor who will accompany her throughout the festive cycle: Isabella Gallego, Emma Ferrer, Vega Segura, María Salom, Lledó Sales and Julia Granados.

All these young women will officially receive their sashes this Friday, in an event that will formalize their positions as the highest child representatives of the Castelló festivities.

This event will mark the beginning of the new festive cycle of Magdalena 2027, thus giving the kickoff for the upcoming celebrations.

The ceremony represents an important moment in the tradition of the Castelló festivities, where the selection of the child honor court constitutes a central element in the organization of the celebrations.

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