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Friday will begin live coverage of the 17 processions that make up the Murcian Easter.

The Department of Employment, Tourism and Culture broadcast streaming on the website www.murcia.es , all courtships first.

The broadcasts will begin 15 minutes before the time when the arrival of each procession is scheduled Belluga.

The start of the broadcast will be announced through social networks and @TurismodeMurcia @CulturaMurcia, with the planned schedule as follows:

Friday of pain

Brotherhood Blessed Christ of Amparo

20:15

Saturday of Passion

Brotherhood Blessed Christ of faith

19:45

Brotherhood Holy Christ of Charity

21:00

Palm Sunday

Brotherhood Blessed Christ of Hope

19:00

Holy Monday

Brotherhood Blessed Christ of Forgiveness

20:15

Holy Tuesday

Brotherhood of slaves Father Jesus of Rescate

19:50

Association of the Holy Christ of Health

20:45

Holy Wednesday

Archicofradía Blood of Jesus Christ BREASTS

19:00

Holy Thursday

Archicofradía Blood of Jesus Christ BREASTS

20:15

Brotherhood Holy Christ of Refuge

23:15

Holy Friday

Brotherhood Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno

8:45

Brotherhood Mary of Sorrows

20:15

Holy Sepulchre Brotherhood

20:45

Brotherhood Blessed Christ of Mercy

22:30

Holy Saturday

Brotherhood Holy Christ of Charity

18:30

Brotherhood Holy Christ recumbent

19:20

Easter Sunday

Brotherhood of Our Lord Jesus Christ Resurrected

11:15

This initiative is complemented by the 'Easter Murcia' application available for iOS and Android that offer the possibility of living in a different way the various processions.

The application, created by a Spanish company, which uses an emerging technology still little used in Spain, will allow as main novelty, users receive on their mobile phone complete information on the characteristics of the different processional steps when they are placed in front to the.

In addition, this new application you can find the programming of each procession, number of steps, time of departure and expected completion, its route, photographs detailing its steps, its history and the time that has been seen.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia