The event, held at the Bellido Street Senior Center, allowed residents of Torrent to delve into the history and significance of these figures for the local identity. Researcher and historian Boro Císcar provided a clear and accessible explanation of the patrons' origins and trajectory.
During his presentation, Císcar detailed the reasons for the deep roots of Abdón and Senén in Torrent's tradition, strengthening attendees' knowledge and connection to their cultural heritage.
“"Activities like this allow us to bring our history closer to the public in an accessible and participatory way. From the City Council, we continue to commit to fostering knowledge of our traditions, especially among our elders, who are a key piece in transmitting our identity."
The Councillor for Social Welfare of Torrent City Council, Arturo García Gil, highlighted the importance of these initiatives in bringing history closer to the public, especially to seniors, considering them fundamental in transmitting local identity.
“"It has been a pleasure to share this space with the residents of Torrent. Knowing our roots helps us better understand who we are as a people and keep our traditions alive."
For her part, the president of the "La Torre, Centre Històric" Neighborhood Association, Amparo Veguer, thanked all parties involved, congratulating Boro Císcar for his presentation and the Torrent City Council for its support in making this activity possible, which will enrich the cultural life of the neighborhood. The event concluded with an excellent reception from the public, who positively valued the opportunity to delve into Torrent's traditions.
