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La Zubia, Granada, will be celebrating its Three Kings Parade on January 5. It will run almost four kilometers and will avoid crowding.
The City Council decided to keep this event going by holding it outside. Puri Lopez, the mayor of La Zubia, explained that "this year's parade will pass through more streets and avenues so that everyone can view it near their homes, and it won't make its usual stops like the Parque de la Encina so that children can see them up close.
Civil Protection and La Zubia's Local Police will also ensure that people don't congregate and that security measures, such as wearing a mask, are adhered to. The parade will leave Nave Cepisa at 6:30 p.m.
Rosa Gamero, Councilor for Culture says that "the Town Hall of Zubia worked for weeks with associations and businesses in the municipality so the parade can follow its route. We appeal to all residents not to crowds."
Natalia Arregui (Councilor for Festivities of La Zubia) says that the Christmas activities in this metro area will continue this week. The Christmas Tent, located on the Dani supermarket's esplanade, will host traditional games, face-painting, and children's workshops from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. until 7 p.m.
"In addition to this, the Casa Pinta will host the royal pages from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. on January 4, to collect all letters from our boys or girls. On the 5th King Melchior's birthday, he will be in the Christmas Tent, from 11 to 2 p.m. and will deliver a gift for all children who attend, "says Councilor for Fiestas.
