Aspe gives this Saturday, August 1, the first big step of a patron saintly festival that will once again fill its streets with music, gunpowder, tradition and religious acts. The town starts a program that will last until August 23rd and that will have as axis the arrival of the Virgin of the Snows from Hondón de las Nieves, one of the moments most expected by the Aspenses and a tradition that explains much of the identity shared between the two…
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Aspe gives this Saturday, August 1, the first big step of a patron saintly festival that will once again fill its streets with music, gunpowder, tradition and religious acts. The town starts a program that will last until August 23rd and that will have as axis the arrival of the Virgin of the Snows from Hondón de las Nieves, one of the moments most expected by the Aspenses and a tradition that explains much of the identity shared between the two…