Program of The Night of the Pepitas

Year 2023

It celebrates: From 18th March to 18th March

Place: Ferrol (Coruña)

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Experience a unique and beloved tradition in Ferrol's Fiesta de las Pepitas! Join the men in capes and hats as they roam the streets, singing and playing music with traditional instruments, and offer pepitas to women in exchange for food and drink. A must-see event attracting thousands of visitors each year!

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Program for Night of the Pepitas 2023

Saturday, March 18th

5:00 PM Institutional event at the Jofre Theater.

6:00 PM Parade of the rondallas.

7:00 PM Rondallas festival in the Plaza de Armas, featuring the rondallas of Ferrolterra.

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