Correfoc, translating to 'fire run' in Catalan, is a festive celebration popular in Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands. Participants dress as demons and devils, running through the streets equipped with sparklers that spray fire into the crowd, accompanied by drumming groups and mythical creatures like dragons. Playful interactions with spectators are common, including the use of old clothes for protection. Despite concerns over safety, accidents are rare, and events occur at local festivals. Notable events include Barcelona's La Merce and Mallorca's Sant Sebastia celebration, showcasing cultural fervor and community engagement.
Correfoc is a vibrant and chaotic celebration where people dressed as demons run through the streets with sparklers, creating a spectacle of fire and sound.
In Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands, Correfocs feature participants donning devil costumes and engaging in thrilling fire performances, often accompanied by drumming and mythical creatures.
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