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Cartagena will become a 'terrifying city'.
And festive, and uqe numerous activities will bring suspense, mystery and, above all, terror to the streets of the municipality.
A zombie invasion, Roman funeral rituals and horror films are some of the events scheduled for the celebration of All Saints' Day and Halloween, which will take place from October 26 to November 3, within the framework of the T-LA program. autumn.
The councilman of Youth, David Martinez, has been in charge of making known all the details of this programming, along with him have appeared before the media, María del Carmen Pérez, of the Gaia cultural association;
Raquel Torres of the municipal school of theater and Ana Ballabriga, of the contest 'Sometimes I watch shorts'.
The suspense will be introduced in the municipality of the hand of the activity 'Nothing is what it seems', a micro story in which you will move from reality to fiction by making the public wonder what is prepared and what is part of the show.
It will be at the Youth Resource Center, free of charge, on Friday, October 26.
During this same night, the fourth edition of the horror short film exhibition of Cartagena will take place 'Sometimes I see shorts'.
The jury has selected seven films from among the 46 that have been presented in this edition.
These chosen works will be screened at 10:00 pm at the Youth Resource Center and will be awarded by the attending public.
"Among the objectives we have set is to place this event on the Circuit of Shorts of Terror Festivals at an international level," said Ballabriga.
On Halloween night, on October 31, terror will populate the streets of Cartagena and its most emblematic scenarios.
Thus, the doors of the Palacio de Molina will open to host the activity 'The Curse of the Palacio de Molina'.
In addition, a zombie invasion will invade the main arteries of the center of the city, the pedestrians will meet with a hundred undead that will surprise them from all corners.
In addition, the Gaia Cultural Association will carry out a Roman funeral pomp, which will bring "the most historic part to this celebration", as pointed out by one of the organizers of the event, María del Carmen Pérez.It is foreseen that this action will last approximately of an hour and a half and that will be carried out through a route that will take participants from Balcones Azules street to the Molinete, where the funeral pyre will finally take place.
As pointed out by the mayor of Youth, the deputation of La Palma will also have its celebration during the night of November 3, when the 'Festival of Terror' will take place.
Cartagena will conclude the activities of this celebration on Saturday, November 3 with the dramatized route 'The city of souls'.
An event that will start from the steps of the Old Cathedral, at 11:00 hours.
All activities require prior registration and can be consulted here.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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