Cascamorras in

Baza, Spain

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The Cascamorras is a celebration announced a Fiesta of National Tourist Interest of Spain that happens in the towns of Guadix and Baza in the territory of Granada, Spain, every year on September 6. The two towns battle for ownership of a statue of the Virgen de la Piedad. In 2006, the celebration was proclaimed a Fiesta of National Tourist Interest of Spain. Guadix and Baza are two towns in the Province of Granada. Cascamorras, a laborer from Guadix, found a covered sacrosanct picture of the Virgen de la Piedad while dealing with the place that is known for Baza.

Supported by his Guadixan kinsmen, he endeavored to convey the hallowed picture to Guadix, however Bazans grabbed it before he arrived, rebuffing what they thought about a sacrosanct burglary. At the point when Cascamorras came back to Guadix with hardly a penny, his kinsmen, who expected the picture of the Virgin, were profoundly baffled and violently sought after those they thought about in charge of their dissatisfaction. At long last, saint and individuals accommodated, they appealed to the Virgin who was in the other town. From that point forward, reviewing those occasions that join together and restrict them, Baza and Guadix commend the Fiesta de Cascamorras for three days in the pre-fall of every year.

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