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The masters of ceremonies will be Carmen Mª Vicente, Luis Alcázar and Kika Frutos, who will take a tour for the year that is dismissed and will receive, surrounded by public and good music, 2020. There will be free grapes and party favors at a party that will feature Carlos Areces and Aníbal Gómez, who promise to make us dance and laugh in equal parts.
La Glorieta will be the scene in which Murcia will welcome 2020, for the second consecutive year.
"We will eat the grapes at the rate set by the historic clock, which we recovered last year, with a preparatory ringing of 10 seconds, the rooms and, finally, the 12 bells," said the mayor.
It is estimated that about 5,000 people meet together with the City Council, to celebrate at the beginning of the new year;
a show that will be broadcast live, from 11.30 pm, through the regional television 7 Region of Murcia, under the title 'A 2020 to eat it', since Murcia will be from this January 1 Spanish Capital of the gastronomy.
The masters of ceremonies of this open gala will be the presenters of La 7TV Carmen Mª Vicente, Luis Alcázar and Kika Frutos, who will take a tour of the year that is dismissed and will receive, surrounded by public and good music, 2020.
The last bell of the night will give way to a fireworks show and a special screening, which will illuminate the entire facade of the City Hall.
Carlos Areces and Aníbal Gómez
The Murcian company El Ciruelo will distribute more than 5,000 watches that will contain the 12 grapes.
Also that night will be distributed about 3000 bags of cotillion.
The party will not miss music, dances and much confetti with the DJ Set by Carlos Areces and Aníbal Gómez, who will enjoy all attendees from 00.05 on the stage of the Christmas Market.
The gala can also be followed through a giant screen on Teniente Flomesta Avenue, which will be cut off to traffic so that everyone can enjoy the chimes live.
The history of the clock
The bell of the clock of the City council has its origin in 1940. With a weight of 80 kilos, in 2006 the hammers that hit the bell stopped being used, after the installation of a digital musical chime.
Last year the old hammers were recovered, replenishing the springs and improving their loudness.
To make it a perfect night also this year, the company Tradition in Clocks and Bells is supervising and tuning the Town Hall clock days before.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia / Foto: Murcia.com
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