The Corpus Christi celebrations once again gathered residents and visitors in the streets of the historic center of Gandia this weekend, with a program marked by music, traditional dances, and religious events.
The festivities began on Friday with the traditional Corpus Christi Concert, held at the Insigne Colegiata of Gandia. The performance was by the Benirredrà Musical Society, conducted by Josep Alemany, who presented a repertoire specially prepared for the occasion.

The main day took place on Sunday with the celebration of a solemn mass, followed by the traditional Corpus Christi Dances. The procession paraded through streets adorned with myrtle and included the participation of numerous traditional Valencian dances, such as the Ball de Cabets, els Bastons, els Cavallets, els Arquets, la Jota, la Dansà dels Llauradors, la Dansà de la Magrana, la Dansà de Gandia, and the emblematic Ball de la Moma.

Traditional music was present throughout the route thanks to the participation of various groups of 'dolçainers' and 'tabaleters' from Safor and Grau.

The program concluded with the solemn Corpus Christi procession, which involved cultural entities, dance groups, and festive and religious collectives from the city. The procession was accompanied by the traditional Cirialots, the Band of the Beniopa Musical Centre, and the Custodia, carried by the Brotherhood of the Holy Supper of Santa Ana.