Explore the annual processions in Spanish cities like Seville, Córdoba and Málaga, where some of the country’s most passion-filled events of Holy Week are taking place
Members of the Air Force Paratrooper Brigade (BRIPAC) carry the Santísimo Cristo de Ánimas de Ciego on their shoulders in the streets of Málaga on April 17, 2019.Carlos Díaz (EFE)A penitent of the brotherhood of Cerro del Águila waits before the procession in the streets of Seville on April 16, 2019.José Manuel Vidal (EFE)Our Lady of Sorrow of the Cerro del Águila brotherhood is greeted with hundreds of rose petals as it leaves the parish church in Seville on April 16, 2019.José Manuel Vidal (EFE)Throne men, who support the religious floats on their shoulders, carry Our Father Jesus Nazareno of the Steps on Mount Calvary in Málaga on April 16, 2019.Carlos Díaz (EFE)Penitents of the La Candelaria brotherhood prepare in church to participate in a procession in Seville on April 16, 2019.Emilio Morenatti (AP)A penitent of the San Gonzolo brotherhood in Seville on April 16, 2019.MARCELO DEL POZO (Reuters)Throne men carry María Santísima Coronada, known popularly as 'The Bride of Málaga,' during a procession in Málaga on April 17, 2019.Carlos Díaz (EFE)Penitents of La Paz Brotherhood during a procession in Seville on April 14, 2019.MARCELO DEL POZO (Reuters)Hooded penitents of La Paz Brotherhood during the procession in Seville on April 14, 2019.Emilio Morenatti (AP)An image of Jesus the Captive tattooed on a man's arm in Seville on April 14, 2019.Emilio Morenatti (AP)Nazarenes carrying banners with biblical passages accompany Our Father Jesús Nazareno of the Steps on Mount Calvary in Málaga on April 16, 2019.Carlos Díaz (EFE)Penitents of Las Aguas brotherhood participate in the procession in Seville on April 14, 2019.CRISTINA QUICLER (AFP)
