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General view of a Falla during Las Fallas Festival on March 16, 2018 in Valencia, Spain. The Fallas is Valencias most international festival, which runs from March 15 until March 19 and celebrates the arrival of spring with fireworks, fiestas and bonfires made by large puppets named Ninots. During the months preceding this unique festivity, a lot of hard work and dedication is put into preparing the monumental and ephemeral cardboard statues that will be devoured by the flames. The festival has been designated as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2017. The theme of this falla is about the aztecas. People look the falla.

$Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain - March 18, 2023: Ninot dolls are displayed on the streets ahead of 'Las Fallas de Valencia' Fireworks Festival.\n\nLas Fallas or \$

Valencia, Spain - Mar 13 2023 Seventies themed paper for the national festival Fallas.

Valencia, Spain - March 18 2022. Traditional art festival with statues and monuments constructed with wood and papier mache, displayed in the streets and culminating in the burning. Celebrating Saint Joseph

Gandia, Spain - 15 March 2022: 'Ninot' figurines with the theme 'swing' and 20ies for the traditional Spanish 'Fallas' celebration

The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia (MNCARS) is the official name of Spain's national museum of 20th century art (informally shortened to the Museo Reina Sofia, Queen Sofia Museum, El Reina Sofia, or simply The Sofia).

Valencia Spain on March 14, 2023 Colorful paper mache figures in the Las Fallas Festival in Valencia, Spain. The train station falla monument UNESCO world heritage

Valencia, Spain; 19th march, 2024: Monument fallero of the Valencian festivities of Las Fallas. Las Fallas in Valencia is a traditional festival held every year in March. They stand out for their huge and colorful papier-mâché sculptures that are burned at the end of the celebration, accompanied by music, fireworks and cultural events.

Valencia, Spain – March, 18, 2018: Las Fallas, papermache models are displayed during traditional celebration in praise of St Joseph, in Valencia, Spain. The term Falles refers to both the celebration and the monuments burnt at the end of the festivity. Celebration is annual, and it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage in 2017. This falla is in Convento Jerusalen street, and its theme is to demand to the politics to take care the nature. People visit the falla.

$Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain - March 14: Ninot dolls are displayed on the streets ahead of 'Las Fallas de Valencia' Fireworks Festival.\n\nLas Fallas or \$

Valencia, Spain, September 5, 2021. Las Fallas de Valencia, Jerusalem Convent. Winning work of the first special prize of fallas 2021. Fantasia Veneciana, by the artist Pere Baenas

Valencia, Spain. March 14 2023 - Papier Mache statues are displayed in the streets and to honour St Joseph are burnt on the evening March 19. Las Fallas Festival

Valencia, Spain - 4 September 2021: Large Fallas display, years winning work with the topic 'Venice fantasy' by the artist Pere Baenas at Convent Jerusalem

Valencia, Spain - March 13, 2023: Low angle view of ninots next to the Quart towers in the city downtown installed for Las Fallas annual event. This celebration is the most important in the Valencian Community an happens during the month of march

Valencia, Spain; 16th march, 2024: Monument fallero of the Valencian festivities of Las Fallas. Las Fallas in Valencia is a traditional festival held every year in March. They stand out for their huge and colorful papier-mâché sculptures that are burned at the end of the celebration, accompanied by music, fireworks and cultural events.

General view of a Falla during Las Fallas Festival on March 17, 2019 in Valencia, Spain. The Fallas is Valencias most international festival, which runs from March 15 until March 19 and celebrates the arrival of spring with fireworks, fiestas and bonfires made by large puppets named Ninots. During the months preceding this unique festivity, a lot of hard work and dedication is put into preparing the monumental and ephemeral cardboard statues that will be devoured by the flames. The festival has been designated as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2017. The theme of this falla is about the women's right activity.

$Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain - March 14: Ninot dolls are displayed on the streets ahead of 'Las Fallas de Valencia' Fireworks Festival.\n\nLas Fallas or \$

Valencia, Spain - March 16, 2019: Detail of the Ninots, cardboard dolls of a child Falla during the Valencian festivals exposed in the streets before being burned.

Valencia, Spain - April 9 2021. Traditional art festival with statues and monuments constructed with wood and papier mache, displayed in the streets and culminating in the burning. Celebrating Saint Joseph

Two Maintenance Operators in a Crane Installing the Pieces of the Fallas Monument of the Ruzafa Neighbourhood in Valencia

Vegetables playing hide-and-seek in the street

The figure at the Fallas Festival 2024. Valencia, Spain. March 17, 2024.

Valencia, Spain - March 13, 2023: Long truck loaded with several wrapped ninots. This traditional sculptures are put in place and burnt at the end of the traditional Las Fallas annual event

Valencia, Spain – March, 16, 2018: Las Fallas, papermache models are displayed during traditional celebration in praise of St Joseph, in Valencia, Spain. The term Falles refers to both the celebration and the monuments burnt at the end of the festivity. Celebration is annual, and it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage in 2017. This falla is in Convento Jerusalen street, and its theme is to demand to the politics to take care the nature.

Valencia, Spain; 16th march, 2024: Detail of a monument fallero of the Valencian festivities of Las Fallas. Las Fallas in Valencia is a traditional festival held every year in March. They stand out for their huge and colorful papier-mâché sculptures that are burned at the end of the celebration, accompanied by music, fireworks and cultural events.

Valencia, Spain - 4 September 2021: Colorful large paper mache figuines with baroque style and joker for the national festival Fallas at 'Carrer del Comte d'Altea'

Valencia, Spain, March 18 2024 - Las Fallas Festival Wood and Papier Mache Sculptures and Monuments in the street which on 19 March are burnt to celebrate St Joseph

Valencia, Spain, March 14, 2018. Fallas de Valencia 2018. Assembly of the monuments, called Plantá. Part of the Plaza del Pilar Fault

$Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain - March 16: People enjoying Ninot dolls who are displayed on the streets ahead of 'Las Fallas de Valencia' Fireworks Festival.\n\nLas Fallas or \$

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