Three glory processions take to the streets of Seville this weekend

The All Saints' Day holiday brings three glorious processions in Seville this weekend, as announced by the Consejo General de Hermandades y Cofradías de la Ciudad de Sevilla. The first already took place on the afternoon of Friday, October 30: Nuestra Señora de la Salud, of the Hermandad del Sol, set off at 19:00 from the Parroquia de San Diego de Alcalá and was scheduled to return at 22:15, after touring the parish district along plaza del Aljarafe, Virgen del Sol, Villegas Marmolejo, Fernández de Ribera, Espinosa y Cárcel, Santa María Mazzarello, Marqués de Nervión, Urbión, Fundación Vicente Ferrer, Igueldo and Virgen del Sol. The float was accompanied by the Banda Municipal de Música Fernando Guerrero, de Los Palacios y Villafranca.

On Sunday, November 1, the other two take place. Nuestra Señora del Rosario, of the Archicofradía de las Siete Palabras, sets off at 18:30 from the Parroquia de San Vicente with return at 21:30. Its route goes through Cardenal Cisneros, Alfaqueque, Redes, Baños, Goles, plaza de la Puerta Real, Alfonso XII, Bailén, Cepeda, plaza del Museo, Monsalves, Almirante Ulloa, Santa Vicenta María and Virgen de los Buenos Libros. The Banda de Música del Maestro Tejera accompanies the float and the Banda de Cornetas y Tambores Esencia leads the procession. At this departure the first phase of restoration and gilding of the processional base is unveiled, the oldest piece of the float, a work from 1812 by Juan José Villarrica Hurtado de Mendoza, restored by Daniel Sánchez Vázquez. Also on Sunday, Nuestra Señora del Rosario, of the Hermandad del Carmen y Rosario de Santa Catalina, sets off at 18:30 from the Iglesia de Santa Catalina, with return scheduled at 23:00. The route includes Santa Catalina, plaza Ponce de León, Santiago, Cardenal Cervantes, plaza de San Leandro, Alhóndiga, Almirante Apodaca, Doña María Coronel, Bustos Tavera, plaza de los Terceros, Sol, plaza de San Román, Matahacas, Osario, Jáuregui, plaza Padre Jerónimo de Córdoba, plaza Ponce de León, Juan de Mesa and Alhóndiga. The Banda de Música Ciudad de Dos Hermanas provides the music behind the float. Anyone who wants to check the details of these three brotherhoods can do so at the page of hermandades de gloria.