Semana Santa de Málaga

Holy Week in Malaga is one and multiple, unique and diverse, charismatic and polyhedral, compact and kaleidoscopic, sublime and exaggerated, refined and spontaneous, wise and excessive with the same intensity. Thanks to this, it has never been and will never be the same as long as the world exists. History has shown how the festival has known how to reinvent itself and has adapted to all the new conditions imposed by the signs of the times, from the incorporation of the city to the Crown of Castile in 1487 to the religious exaltation of the baroque, of the crises , swings and transformations of the nineteenth century to the flourishing and resurgence of the "roaring twenties", from the double destruction of 1931 and 1936 to the rebirth of the fifties, from the winds of change of the democratic transition to the splendid triumph of Holy Week in Malaga in the present.