The Cabalgata del Fuego starts from Calle Ruzafa, continues on Calle Colón, and finishes in Plaza Porta de la Mar.

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The tradition of the Cabalgata del Fuego dates back to 19th-century Valencia, when the custom of fire rituals and celebrations was common. The tradition was abandoned in the mid-1930s, and it was recently recovered.

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The Tortuga is one of the pieces that closes the parade. It is a large aluminium turtle that shoots fire from its shell.

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