Hundreds of southerners from Gran Canaria have headed this weekend with renewed energy to El Dasho to reconnect with one of the most emotional local traditions, after two years of forced break due to the coronavirus pandemic and looking at a sky asking for water the mediocrities and work in the tourism sector.
The return of the festivities has brought people out into the streets and neighbors and visitors packed all the performances in different parts of the neighborhood with the presence of music groups and neighborhood patrols with the support of neighborhood businesses and the City Council. The Tirajaneros have been excitedly reunited with the event that highlights the brotherhood of a town and the traditional May celebration.