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Nazarenes of different brotherhoods have participated in the first Via Passionis, which has been witnessed by many Belluga to Murcia from the Old Bridge.
The mayor hopes this new initiative "consolidate over time and become a general call to the feelings, experiences and faith of an entire city."
Murcia has lived today, for the first time, the general call to Easter.
About one hundred different brotherhoods Nazarenes have staged this morning the first Via Passionis to announce.
An act that was also attended by the Mayor, José Ballesta, Councillor for Employment, Tourism and Culture, Jesus Pacheco, and representatives of the Superior Council of Guilds, among those who has not missed its president, Ramon Sanchez Parra.
Ballesta explained that "has been a general call for Easter in the city of Murcia with the United brotherhoods and was held in two places of great sentimental draft for Murcia: Belluga and the Old Bridge" to add your desire to that the initiative "will strengthen over time and become a general call to the feelings, experiences and faith of the entire city."
Fulfilling all scheduled times, the concentration of horns, drums and harbingers departed from the Plaza Belluga to the Old Bridge, with a special stop at La Glorieta, near the Monument to the Nazarene.
At the end of the route, along with the niche of the Virgen de los Peligros, 60 Nazarenes, members of groups of cars and horns of the five brotherhoods that have this section-the Amparo, Charity, Forgiveness, Blood and Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno - they have offered a concert that brought together a large audience.
When finished, the day's passion has been to round off a performance by the flamenco singer Curro Piñana, who, accompanied by Musician-Cultural The Muses of Guadalupe Association, has offered the recital "The singing made Passion" in the Plaza de la Paja, where there have also been numerous quotes Murcia.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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