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Holy Week in several cities in the region of Castilla y León is characterized by solemn religious processions displaying revered artistic sculptures and images. Processions in cities like Valladolid, Soria, Segovia, Burgos, Palencia, León, Zamora, Salamanca, and Ávila showcase the region's Catholic traditions through brotherhoods parading iconic figures and scenes of Christ's passion and the Virgin Mary's sorrows. The Holy Week traditions of Castilla y León, distinguished by their solemnity and artistic heritage, are recognized as an important part of Spain's cultural and religious identity.
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2) Moors and Christians festivals reenact historic battles between Christians and Muslims and are popular in southeastern Spain, especially in Alicante. The largest are in Alcoy.
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