During the procession, murta was distributed through the streets, keeping alive a custom deeply rooted in the town's festivals, prior to the main procession.
The event featured the participation of the group Trabaldicions and the local dance group Arrels de Qariya, who enlivened the day with traditional music and dances.
The four Fallas commissions of Sedaví —Bressol del Moble, Sant Torquat, Nou Sedaví, and Isabel de Villena— also took part in the event, contributing the pyrotechnic element.
The Local Fallera Board of Sedaví, along with the town's Fallera Mayor, Mari Carmen Gascó, and her Court of Honor, represented by Yanelis Caridad Rodríguez, were present at the celebration.
The Entrà de la Murta once again proved to be an event that connects current festivities with the municipality's most profound traditions, uniting music, dance, fireworks, and the active participation of local collectives.
The Sedaví City Council has expressed its gratitude to Maxys Martos for providing the photographs taken during the event.
