Once every January, devils run through the streets of Barcelona for a winter festival http://t.co/kFjar1Isop pic.twitter.com/2OFnP9hgta
— Smithsonian Magazine (@SmithsonianMag) February 4, 2015
The Sant Antoni de la Pobla bonfire festival is an annual three-day celebration that takes place in the Grà cia neighborhood of Barcelona each winter. The festival began in 1992, but is based on a much older festival from the island of Majorca. The Barcelona version features traditional music, performances, and food from both Majorca and Catalonia. The festival culminates in a night of bonfires and a spectacular procession of costumed revelers. The 2015 festival took place in the end of January.
