Thousands of pilgrims gathered in Teror to participate in the traditional Romería-Ofrenda in honour of the Virgen del Pino. This annual event is a significant religious celebration, attracting locals and visitors alike to pay their respects to the patron saint of Gran Canaria.
Ahead of the event, which took place on Sunday, many participants adorned themselves in colourful traditional attire. The procession wound its way through the streets, accompanied by music and joyful celebrations. The Romería showcases the island’s cultural heritage while bringing the community together in a shared expression of faith and devotion.
This year’s festivities followed a long-standing tradition, creating a vibrant atmosphere as attendees carried offerings to the Virgen del Pino. The event not only highlights the religious importance of the Virgin but also serves as a testament to the enduring customs of the region.
Local authorities noted the large turnout, emphasising the importance of such events in maintaining community bonds and cultural traditions.
