The 22 ducklings of Manicmicos

2023-07-27 21:45:00

The comic theater collective kicks off its animation festival with a parade

27 jul 2023 . Updated at 9:45 p.m.

Eight clowns dressed as ducks They flooded the city center with festive music on Thursday. Walkers, tourists and merchants from the area stopped their chores to let themselves be carried away by the Manicómicos festival. From the Plaza del Humor to the interior of the market in the Plaza de Lugo, they left no one indifferent. Smiles and mobiles immortalized the moment. To the popular Lilicleta and traveling disco from Fernando Pujalte It was accompanied by acrobatics, soap bubbles, races, games and pranks by the clowns interacting with the people on the street.

Dressed in the image of this year’s poster, in reference to the two ducklings that the Manicámicos Festival celebrates, the cultural association kicked off a new edition of its festival this Thursday with a parade which was joined by children, families and street workers.

This 22nd edition of the Manicámicos Festival started by creating a great festive atmosphere. We expect a lot of humor and a very varied program in different parts of the city, assured Carlos Sande, president of the festival. From this day until next Sunday, the event includes performances in the morning and in the afternoon designed for the whole family. An extensive and carefully selected program for all audiences, as the perfect aperitif prior to the Mara Pita festivities, they define.

After the parade, the event continued at 6:00 p.m. at the Obelisk with Assembly of AsSircpaths and the show Instance from Non sin tri at 8:00 p.m. Inheritancefrom La industrial Teatrera, closed the day at 10:00 p.m. in the Campo da Lea.

Manicmicos takes the stunts to the Obelisk

The voice

This Friday, the show begins at 12:30 p.m. in the dome of Eirs by Su.Ma, who presents Glamping; at 6:00 p.m. they act in the Plaza de la Fábrica de Tabacos N+1 with Cuacac, and in Pablo Iglesias square, at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m., Semper Arriba stage Today yes! y Rosie Volt, Yadwats.