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The proclamation was glossed path for almost a year late Juan Antonio Carrasco, headman of Aljucer since 1995, who dedicated the Bonfire will mount tomorrow Village Youth Association Aljucer

The spectacle of the burning will occur at 12 pm, accompanied by fireworks 50 meters long, with an installation that will burn with wood, reeds and recycled materials, made entirely by young people who foresees longer than 4 meters 5 height and width.

The Edge of 12, tomorrow night, the Burning of the Bonfire of San Juan will put an end to Aljucer Festivals in 2012 in a show organized by the Youth Village Aljucer, as it has done for 8 years.

The Festivals in Aljucer began last Saturday with the opening speech delivered by the municipal council of Murcia Maruja Pelegrin, who glossed the path of the deceased headman of the village, Juan Antonio Carrasco Martinez, who led the Aljucer Neighborhood Board since 1995.

The bonfire, which will pay tribute to Carrasco, great supporter of the Association ajva and promoter of the opening of the Youth Center will be installed in the Garden City and their assembly can be viewed by residents and visitors.

At the edge of the 12 at night with a fireworks 50 meters long, will proceed to burn the installation by young aljucereńos and directed by local artist Miguel Gálvez "Misha", Bachelor of Fine Arts and Drama student .

The bonfire, which each year is a different style and innovative, exceed 4 meters high and 5 meters wide and is made entirely of natural and recycled materials such as wood, wood and reeds, and includes the usual "Judas "The doll has traditionally been burned in the bonfires of the Huerta de Murcia.

Titled "The Bonfire largest ever burned," ajva wants to pay his personal tribute to Juan Antonio Carrasco, and participate, as it always has, in social and festive resort, despite difficulties such as the Most associations and social groups are going, before defaults and delays in government aid.

Source: Agencias