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Children's Holy Week in Pamplona

This celebration, now over 20 years old, serves to teach visiting children about a Children's Holy Week that runs parallel to the main event—a tradition celebrated by poets and religious figures alike, who praise the delicacy of this unique exhibition.
During these dates, the children prepare every detail to hold a solemn ceremony through the streets of Pamplona…


Through replicas identical to the original adult-sized floats, the children's procession shows in detail how the little ones take part in the week set aside by the Creator for reconciliation and joy.
With costumes and attire, little cardinals and nuns, nazarenos and incense bearers… the Children's Holy Week makes the hearts of those who watch it vibrate, as peace and innocence can be felt in every participant of this beautiful artistic manifestation that brings a smile to the heart every day…
The tradition and culture of this beautiful city emerge during the routes the children take year after year. With bands full of instruments played by the little ones and portrayals of biblical characters, the streets—filled with locals and tourists alike—showcase a pleasant joy and maximum splendor.
The children's representation takes place through…
Incense bearers: Girls who, just like those accompanying the main floats, prepare the path with the scent of incense, representing the purification of the air for the float that represents a moment in the life of Jesus of Nazareth. (photo)
Nazarenos: Boys dressed in purple, who, in mysterious robes, carry the floats with care and dedication, teaching through this representation the honesty and spirituality with which Jesus Christ changed his life and that of humanity itself. (photo)
Knights of the Cross: Children and young people who, with a large cross in their right hand, accompany the entire route along the sides of the procession, thereby showing the humility and service of the little ones toward the teachings of Jesus. (photo)
Little cardinals and nuns: Children representing the ecclesiastical groups that make up the Catholic Church, who dedicate their faith every day so that, through God, people may find peace and love. (photo)
Children's bands: Groups of children from various educational institutions fill the city streets with innocent sounds, using a variety of instruments and showcasing their talents.
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