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It's Christmas for the "Bell Auroros Virgen del Rosario" of Cotillas Towers, who on Sunday December 2 participated in the "XII Meeting Auroros Bullas Cup" held in the plaza of the John Paul II Bullas hamlet.

A performance with performances starting Christmas for clustering Torrena, who shared the day with other musical groups coming from different parts of the Region of Murcia as Javalí Viejo, Santa Cruz, Abanilla, Sewer, Rincón de Seca, New Javalí, Yecla , Lorca, Patino Cotillas Towers and Cup Following the tradition of meeting in the days leading up to the day of the Immaculate Conception, the first auroros chanted songs of Christmas and Easter on the occasion of Christmas.

The auroros torreños are having quite filled his schedule in recent days.

So, last September 30 at the meeting organized by the "Bell Auroros" Sewer, the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Salceda Torrena hosted the October 7 the act of blessing the flag of the group, which was given by Temple head priest, Ismael Sanchez Gomez, Oct. 14 participated in the "Meeting of Javalí Auroros Old" and the 28th of the same month of New Javalí.

And, as is tradition, on November 1, All Saints Day, the torreños toured the local cemetery the deceased singing their salves.

Tradition recovered

This tradition was recovered last year in Las Torres de Cotillas after his disappearance over 50 years ago, with which its components are bailing Salves del Rosario, All Souls, the Lord's Prayer and other popular compositions in his day, in the darkness of night and light of the new day, sang the "aurora" of the people until the mid-40s of last century to wake the neighbors and to travel to the first Mass and to sing to the dead in their day.

Thus, in this line grouping rehearsing Torrena-Social Center district of Los Vicentes-Torreño celebrates its own "Auroros Meeting" at the end of June, showing pride in his campaign, according to scholars, would be mid-eighteenth century.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Las Torres de Cotillas