Holy Week in Cieza has passed, but it hasn't gone unnoticed. Virtual events and memories.
\nto the participants of this genuine celebration in this town -Cieza- of 35,000
\ninhabitants located in the Mediterranean region of Murcia, in Spain, have been a success
\nThe call to action was made through social media and regional television.<\/p>\n
A festival on the verge of being declared of International Tourist Interest, especially
\nfor the beauty, emotion, and artistic value of its Good Friday processions, and
\nwhich has not been brought down by the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, everything
\ncontrary.<\/p>\n
The Cieza City Council, together with the Board of Brotherhoods, programmed for this
\nHoly Week, a full program of events reminiscent of the traditional festival and
\nwith which they intended to save this 2021 - the second without celebrations - from the best
\nas possible. That's why a series of activities were devised and broadcast
\nvirtually and which served to keep the flame of Holy Week alive,
\nRemembering each day of this magical celebration, through interviews and images of
\npast editions.<\/p>\n
Good Friday<\/strong> The program broadcast by Redes and the regional television station of Murcia featured a Some programs featured real images of the processions from years past. A spectacle never before seen, and which, in the words of the mayor, Pascual Lucas, A special Holy Week filled with images, music, memories and characters A detailed analysis of this week's social media audience data Regarding the origin of the people who connected to the Networks Click here to watch the promotional video, and subscribe to our channel to see new videos:<\/p>\n
\nThe culmination of the program took place on Good Friday, the most anticipated moment.
\nof Holy Week in Cieza. Thousands of people from all over the world witnessed a
\nan unprecedented musical and religious experience in the world of Holy Week, and that
\nIt transported the people of Cieza and lovers of this festival located all over the world to
\nan almost real-life setting for this very special day. They were able to witness fragments of the
\nprocessions, identifying the characters in the floats and even listening to the marches
\nprocessional floats that performed live in previous sessions recorded at the Theatre
\nCapitol complies with all the safety regulations established by the protocol
\nCOVID.<\/p>\n
\nA special dedicated to the Procession of the Penitent, a second part to the Procession of the
\nHoly Burial, and a special final program on Good Friday with interviews
\ncustomized.<\/p>\n
\nPrevious fragments of the processions and their characters captured in the Theater in the
\nthe aforementioned performance and the interpretation of marches by the Group
\nMusical Averroes of the OJE of Cieza.<\/p>\n
\n\u201cHe moved the people of Cieza, reminding them that the future is possible, it is near and
\nthat we will soon be able to experience firsthand and in the streets during our Week
\nHoly Week. Cieza couldn't afford to go two years in a row without it. Let's hope that
\n"In 2022, our Fiesta will return to the streets."<\/p>\n
\nrelated to Holy Week that served to show the world the fervent
\ndevotion that Cieza experiences and that confirms its genuine motto which reads: Holy Week of
\nCieza: A town, a passion, a feeling.
\nGlobal data<\/p>\n
\nSanta Ciezana yields some interesting audience and follower data; both
\nboth quantitatively and qualitatively. Thus, between March 15 and April 5, the Networks
\nSocial events from Holy Week in Cieza garnered 400,000 impressions, close to
\n50,000 interactions with people from all over the world. Nearly
\n150,000 views of the videos produced for this virtual Holy Week.
\nRegarding the broadcasts on Murcia's regional television, the response
\nAlso exceptional, with more than 60,000 people connected to the signal on Friday.
\nSanto, being one of the most watched programs of the day.<\/p>\n
\nSocial events during Holy Week in Cieza to enjoy this cultural spectacle-
\nThe religious landscape is very diverse, with a strong response in the Americas.
\nespecially in Mexico, the United States, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina. But also
\nIt was very popular in Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, Oceania, India, Sweden and Norway.<\/p>\n