QUE VIVA CRISTO REY! QUE VIVA LA HISPANIDAD! QUE VIVA MI MADRE PATRIA! Soy salvadore;o radicado en Inglaterra y jamas pero jamas me he sentido tan orgulloso de ser Catolico e Hispanoamericano! QUE VIVA ESPA;A!
I am not Catholic i have witnessed many procession it inspires devoutness it is wonderful to witness great tradition in Spain wonderfull churches comunity feeling rich roman catholic life wonderfull.
Majestueux ! très beau, je découvre, très belle processions, je connaissais les pénitents a Perpignan , très belles tradition , gracias , vive l'Espagne , vive l'Andalousie merci pour cette superbe vidéo ❤❤❤🍫🍫🍫🍫
Greetings from Australia. Thank you for your video. What a beautiful celebration, what a beautiful country and clean grounds. Christianity is alive and well. I wish that such celebration would happen in Australia
Greetings to you too, Hanna. It really is pretty impressive the spanish passion and how they celebrate their religion. You can always take a trip to Malaga, to see the processions live ;) Thanks for the visit and for the comment1
I'm not Catholic, but being a Christian is beyond Catholicism or Protestantism. It's about Reflection and Praising God for Sending His Son as the Perfect Sacrifice for All of Us! Praise the Lord!
@@papaj665 I don't want to hurt anyone, I just want to understand. Faith is a personal thing. In general, you can see how difficult it is to slaughter the sacred "Christmas cow". Now that I know the origin, I have abolished Christmas for myself because I love Jesus more than myself.
From _Wikipedia:_ Each throne has 6 or 8 _varales_ depending on the size of the throne. Depending on weight, some can weigh up to 5 tonnes, a throne requires between 120 and 270 _portadores_ (bearers) to move. Each person can carry between 20 and 40 kilograms of weight, during the time of the procession, from 6 to 14 hours.
Amazing video!!! I was born in Málaga and even though I'm not a religious person, every year I get completely overwhelmed by the greatness and beauty of my city and its traditions. Just so you know, they are not "costaleros" because they don't carry it on their back (like they do in Sevilla for example), they put the weight on their shoulder. In Málaga they are called "hombres de trono".
Same here. I am not a religious guy, but I am impresses, and every year I am in awe of the Easter celebrations in Spain. Malaga with its beauty makes them even better. Didn't know that about the costaleros. Thanks for that. I learned a new thing today
in Philippines, we also have holy week procession but we use wheeled carozas (you need to pull it) with lights using wheeled generators and normal dress instead of being lifted and capirote
@@kzm-cb5mr on my city which is marikina city and the church is the OLA Church, it's actually quiet, you cannot even hear the wheels since most of them are using car wheels on their caroza
Lord JESUS CHRIST have mercy on us. I thanked all the braved men for their hard work carrying the REAL KING through the street of Spain on their shoulders.
Thank you for the information. I would love to see this Semana Santa procession. Back home in the Philippines as a former Spanish colony Semana Santa is also celebrated.
My pleasure. It is really impressive the way they celebrate la Semana Santa in Malaga, and in the whole of Spain. Even if you're not religious, it is still impressive.
The Philippines was not a colony. It belonged to the New Spain viceroyalty, and therefore was Spain and his inhabitants had the same rights as the peninsular Spaniards. The term 'colony' for the Spanish Empire is Anglo Propaganda. Check the Philipine genocide made by the USA after they gained control over the Philippines. Stay strong.
It is worth a visit during semana santa, to experience the easter the way Spaniards celebrate it. Even if you're not that religious, it is pretty impressive.
Yes they are for public use, but they are not free. You need to purchase seats in there, and they range from $50 per seat up to $500 for an entire family, for a full day. (or whole week, can't remember correctly). So yes, you need to reserve them.
Hi there, thanks for the comment. Yes you do need a reservation. It's actually a ticket, you can buy a ticket that gives you access to the front seats. The price varies depending on the how long you buy it for. You can buy for one day, 2 days, or the whole week. I can't remember the price, but they are not too expensive. And it is well worth it. if you don't have a ticket, you won't get to see much, as everyone is trying to get a good view, form the little space there is available for those without tickets.
Hi, I'm from Malaga, and that is not true at all. Out of the 7 hours that a procession usually last, only 1-2 are in the streets where the seats are. The majority of people see them in other streets, and there is a LOT os space, athough it depends on the dimesions of that street and how popular the brotherhood is
How the floor so smooth an shiny love t❤❤❤ its the road right NEXT THEY SHOULD USE YELLOW OR LIGHT PINK ,(ROSE) FOR PEACE THAT MY SAINT NSME BY THE WAY😊😊
My Father my Father God Jesus Christ ❤always with u he already in go and look my Father God Jesus Christ already in do not worry go to your Children's ❤
Esta no es la cofradía de la Expiración como dices en los subtítulos, la sección que viene a continuación del Señor de la Sagrada Cena es La Virgen María Santísima de la Paz, un poquito de documentacion antes de publicar las cosas evita grandes errores.
Gracias Jose por avisarme de este error. No estaba seguro que procesion es la segunda. En el programa de ese dia, eran 3-5 secciones an casi el mismo tiempo. No estaba seguro cual es cual. Lo arreglare. Muchas gracias!
@@4kcitytours Me encantó tu respuesta y por supuesto tú vídeo también. Te daré un apunte más, en Málaga no son "Costaleros" son hombres de trono o portadores. Para que tú lo puedas diferenciar fácilmente, si van debajo del trono, son costaleros y ellos lo llevan sobre la nuca. Si van por fuera del trono (también van debajo del trono en Málaga) y lo llevan al hombro, son portadores o hombre de tronos. Un saludo y felicidades! 👏🏻👏🏻
Es la representación de “la pasión de Jesucristo”, aquí en España salimos en procesión, algunas personas descalzas, otras con los ojos tapados por una venga y otros cargan Lis tronos que puedes llegar a pesar hasta 8 toneladas y llevarlos sobre sus hombros más de 12 horas. Es nuestra penitencia, por el dolor de Cristo.
This has got absolutely nothing to do with that. Ostara is a Germanic goddess. This is Spain, where Germanic religion never existed in the first place.
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We need more of this around the world.
Couldn’t agree more! World is a better place when Christ is adored 🙏🙏
Yes indeed!
@@antonystalinmartin9291 Amen to that.
👍 Awesome.Spain has beautiful churches ,and splendid religious heritage.Thanks for this video 🙏
Yees, they are very passionate about their religion. Thank you too for the visit!
Un grande messaggio di pace di amore fraterno di questa settimana santa .
Dio benedica la cattolicissima Spagna AMEN
SPAIN is rooted deeply in faith. Praised be JESUS. in Communion with you from the Roman Catholic ARCHDIOCESE of Suva, Fiji 🇫🇯 islands.
Have a blessed day. I will mention you in my prayers. Viva Christo Rey! 🇻🇦📿
QUE VIVA CRISTO REY! QUE VIVA LA HISPANIDAD! QUE VIVA MI MADRE PATRIA! Soy salvadore;o radicado en Inglaterra y jamas pero jamas me he sentido tan orgulloso de ser Catolico e Hispanoamericano! QUE VIVA ESPA;A!
Que preciosidad...
Viva lo hispano en lo universal y viva Cristo rey!
I am not Catholic i have witnessed many procession it inspires devoutness it is wonderful to witness great tradition in Spain wonderfull churches comunity feeling rich roman catholic life wonderfull.
Majestueux ! très beau, je découvre, très belle processions, je connaissais les pénitents a Perpignan , très belles tradition , gracias , vive l'Espagne , vive l'Andalousie merci pour cette superbe vidéo ❤❤❤🍫🍫🍫🍫
Yo soy Catolica ; y amo todas mis tradiciones inculcadas y amadas por mi amada madre Patria ; Spain 🇪🇸 Cristiana le pese a quien le pese
I’ve never seen anything like this. Absolutely beautiful.
Agree. It's quite impressive. It's worth a visit o Malaga during Semana santa, to attend live some of these processions.
happy Easter beautiful Spain God bless Europe thanks for sharing
Thank you too for the visit and the comment. God bless you too!
Thanks n God Bless for sharing this Unique Tradition! Happy Easter Spain 🙏👑👑🙏
Greetings from Australia. Thank you for your video. What a beautiful celebration, what a beautiful country and clean grounds. Christianity is alive and well. I wish that such celebration would happen in Australia
Greetings to you too, Hanna. It really is pretty impressive the spanish passion and how they celebrate their religion. You can always take a trip to Malaga, to see the processions live ;) Thanks for the visit and for the comment1
Beaware of false religions and cults like Islam,Hinduism etc...dont fall into their trap
I'm not Catholic, but being a Christian is beyond Catholicism or Protestantism. It's about Reflection and Praising God for Sending His Son as the Perfect Sacrifice for All of Us! Praise the Lord!
How can I pretend to love Jesus when I practice excessive idolatry?
@@r.h.7486what’s wrong with you Protestants. Who told you we don’t have the same personal relationship
@@papaj665 I don't want to hurt anyone, I just want to understand. Faith is a personal thing. In general, you can see how difficult it is to slaughter the sacred "Christmas cow". Now that I know the origin, I have abolished Christmas for myself because I love Jesus more than myself.
Beautiful celebration of Easter!🙏👏👏👏
Magnifique 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Málaga donde todavia hay respeto por Nuestro Señor.
This is so beautiful and powerful ❤🌹❤️🔥🙏🌹🌹🌹God bless Spain 🇪🇸❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🇪🇸❤️🔥
I am Ukrainian. I live in Boston. I love Spain. I dream of visiting Malaga. Thanks a lot for the Video Tatyana Dnepr. Boston
Thank you too for the visit. Greetings from Spain!
We all have Gods name written in our hearts and we should follow His will .God bless You all ❤
Esta es la fe del pueblo cristiano ✝️ Nuestro Señor no será indiferente con estas rogativas.
Ave Maria, ora pro nobis 🙏
que belleza que es ese país por dios, los españoles son los que mas patrimonio han dejado en la historia de la humanidad.
Es cierto.Y es constatable.
The world need this more and more ,,,,keep it up ❤❤❤❤
Thanks from Vietnam catholics
God bless you Ruou Vang Xin. ❤
Amazing footage of Easter Parade. Tnx4sharing fully watched. Watching from Dubai👍
Thank you so much 🙂 Greetings to Dubai. Planning on visiting it soon!
1000000 likes to Spain, this is what I like in Spain. Bravo Spain. keep going
Great work by 4K City Tours, Thanks a lot.
Thank you too! I appreciate it
From _Wikipedia:_ Each throne has 6 or 8 _varales_ depending on the size of the throne. Depending on weight, some can weigh up to 5 tonnes, a throne requires between 120 and 270 _portadores_ (bearers) to move. Each person can carry between 20 and 40 kilograms of weight, during the time of the procession, from 6 to 14 hours.
Impressive
Que maravilloso impresionante. Muy emocionada y alegre por la fe de esas personas, gracias a nuestro Señor Jesus
Impressionante e belo.
This is all impressive, scary, and unique! Love the tradition.
Scary?
@@supernivemdealbaborI think he means imposing…
@@samuelclaessens7699I agree ,gives an impression of Gods majesty ❤
Hermosa forma de honrrar a Nuestro Senor Jesucristo Salvador, REDENTOR, Rey y dueno Nuestro
Amazing video!!! I was born in Málaga and even though I'm not a religious person, every year I get completely overwhelmed by the greatness and beauty of my city and its traditions. Just so you know, they are not "costaleros" because they don't carry it on their back (like they do in Sevilla for example), they put the weight on their shoulder. In Málaga they are called "hombres de trono".
Same here. I am not a religious guy, but I am impresses, and every year I am in awe of the Easter celebrations in Spain. Malaga with its beauty makes them even better. Didn't know that about the costaleros. Thanks for that. I learned a new thing today
in Philippines, we also have holy week procession but we use wheeled carozas (you need to pull it) with lights using wheeled generators and normal dress instead of being lifted and capirote
That sounds a more humane way to do it, to be honest. Rather than carry it on your shoulders for hours.
We need to go back to the traditional way. Kaya nawawala na yung pananampalataya nung iba sa atin.
In Malaga is an honour to carry one of these thrones, so it isn't a pain at all@@4kcitytours
There are some that still carry it on shoulders like in Paete, Laguna. But it's rare. Also, the wheeled carrozas are quite noisy.
@@kzm-cb5mr on my city which is marikina city and the church is the OLA Church, it's actually quiet, you cannot even hear the wheels since most of them are using car wheels on their caroza
So beautiful ❤
Nunca assisti nada igual, muito lindo, impressionante.
Lindo y impressionante ...solo es de APARENCIA !
Beautiful 🇪🇸✝️ Jesus is Lord
last song piece amazingly beautiful
I though I was the only one who liked the last one the most :)
it's called "Virgen del Amor Doloroso" by Eloy García
The most beautiful is Caminando va por tientos, always brings me tears, very poignant.
Espléndida procesión de la Cofradía de La Cena en la gloriosa tarde del Jueves Santo malagueño.
Si, de acuerdo, fue maravillosa. Verlo en vivo si esta una experiencia unica.
Impressionante. Belíssima procissão à virgem maria e nosso senhor Jesus Cristo. Uma tradição jamais pode morrer
🤲 Encantador 🤲 uma organização exemplar 🪷😍🪷
King 👑 of kings Jesus Christ ,son of the Father Almighty
my favourite tradition 👴👴
This has nothing to do with the "KKK" by the way, this is way more pure 🙂
Lord JESUS CHRIST have mercy on us. I thanked all the braved men for their hard work carrying the REAL KING through the street of Spain on their shoulders.
Thank you for the information. I would love to see this Semana Santa procession. Back home in the Philippines as a former Spanish colony Semana Santa is also celebrated.
My pleasure. It is really impressive the way they celebrate la Semana Santa in Malaga, and in the whole of Spain. Even if you're not religious, it is still impressive.
The Philippines was not a colony. It belonged to the New Spain viceroyalty, and therefore was Spain and his inhabitants had the same rights as the peninsular Spaniards. The term 'colony' for the Spanish Empire is Anglo Propaganda.
Check the Philipine genocide made by the USA after they gained control over the Philippines. Stay strong.
So technically Phillipinos can just go live there being Spanish?@@quipac
At that time, yes, like other people from the Spanish America. @@russe19642
❤🙏 In nostra gente funda regnum tuum.
impressive
🌄💒👏❤🤲🕊🌸 Beautiful 😁
Sin lugar a duda los pasos de la Semana Santa de Málaga son incomparables y no tienen igual en toda España
No se como son las procesiones de Barcelona, o Madrid, pero estoy de acuerdo. Aqui, en Malaga, es algo diferente. Maravilloso.
@@4kcitytours Sevilla, eso es espectacular
el proximo ano, tal vez.
On my bucket list🎉🎉🎉🎉
En Málaga no hay pasos, hay tronos.
Beautiful devotion to the Savior of the world.
Wish I could be there
It is worth a visit during semana santa, to experience the easter the way Spaniards celebrate it. Even if you're not that religious, it is pretty impressive.
Does anyone know the title of the last music that is played and that starts around 43:40 sec. Thanks.
from minute 39:13 until the final of the video, the musical piece or "Marcha" it's called "Virgen del Amor Doloroso", by Eloy García
@@balaklavx Good morning. Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.Have a nice day
@@luclapointe858 you're welcome! hope you enjoy it, also have a nice day
Belo Horizonte Brasil! 👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Saludos de Brazil!
Hola, y gracias por tu visita. Saludos de Espana a ti tambien :)
Muchisimas Gracias!!!!!!!!!
fue un placer, Daniel. Gracias a ti tambien por tu visita!
I Love jesus
고마워요.
Triple jem bless you all.
Realy realy I seen ❤my Father God Jesus Christ always with
I trust in God Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 God is power God is wisdom God is Everything 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Amen
6:12Cajero Automático BBVA に到着。
10:38🎺
23:40持ち上げる、最後の晩餐。
40:22青い衣装の山車、磔に向かう？
Ave Maria Gratia Plena
What a wonderful experience this must have been.
The seats on the procession route, is this for public use? Or we need to reserve?
Yes they are for public use, but they are not free. You need to purchase seats in there, and they range from $50 per seat up to $500 for an entire family, for a full day. (or whole week, can't remember correctly). So yes, you need to reserve them.
@@4kcitytours thank you for the info, and thank you for the videos very helpful 🥰
@北京孟国洲 Mèng Guó Zhōu This has nothing to do with the parades and the traditions.
@北京孟国洲 Mèng Guó Zhōu y los ingléses eran unos santos???no leas leyenda negra anglosajona es mala para la cabeza
Reminds me of the parades they have at St. Leo's in Little Italy, remember The Godfather.
I've never seen those, but if they are like the ones in Malaga, I am sure they are amazing.
❤
Love this ceremony. ❤❤
Would you please let me know whether you need to make a reservation for the front seat ? Thank you.
Hi there, thanks for the comment. Yes you do need a reservation. It's actually a ticket, you can buy a ticket that gives you access to the front seats. The price varies depending on the how long you buy it for. You can buy for one day, 2 days, or the whole week. I can't remember the price, but they are not too expensive. And it is well worth it. if you don't have a ticket, you won't get to see much, as everyone is trying to get a good view, form the little space there is available for those without tickets.
@@4kcitytours
Thank you for your detail answer.
Hi, I'm from Malaga, and that is not true at all. Out of the 7 hours that a procession usually last, only 1-2 are in the streets where the seats are. The majority of people see them in other streets, and there is a LOT os space, athough it depends on the dimesions of that street and how popular the brotherhood is
@@chajinmoon4217
Thank you for additional info.
@@pfemke553 You're welcome, feel free to ask anything if you are curious 🥰
😊🙏👏❤
잘봤습니다. 😊
The band is the musical group of the Redención de Córdoba
Praise The Lord❤ Catholic from Apostle St. Thomas rite
Precioso!!
Cómo se llama el tema que suena?
Gracias!
No estoy seguro como se llama. Una de las canciones se llama "Y a tercer dia". per, las otras..no se.
@@4kcitytours Muchísimas gracias!
Gloriosa Espanha !!!
Patrimônio histórico e cultural da Humanidade !!!
la primera "Marcha" se llama "Jesús ante Caifas", la segunda "Y al Tercer Día" 💖
la última, detrás de la virgen, se llama "Virgen del Amor Doloroso"
How do we get front row seats in there? Is this Maundy Thursday?
You can buy tickets for a whole day, or the whole week. I think if you do a search online, you can find where to purchase them.
😮❤
Maa❤
My all Dauthers you r Warrior go through ❤Jissu go through with God Jesus Christ always with u he already in
Beautiful celebration of Catholic faith
Amin🎉❤😢
Tuhan Yesus dan Bunda Maria Doakanlah kami anakmu
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Jisus already in ❤
How the floor so smooth an shiny love t❤❤❤ its the road right NEXT THEY SHOULD USE YELLOW OR LIGHT PINK ,(ROSE) FOR PEACE THAT MY SAINT NSME BY THE WAY😊😊
Красивая процессия. Колпаки святейшей инквизиции)
На меня колпаки произвели удручающее впечатление!
No son de la santa inquisición, a ver si no hacemos caso de toda la leyenda negra anglosajona
Te czapki zwaliły mnie z nóg!!!
Son de penitente.
My Father my Father God Jesus Christ ❤always with u he already in go and look my Father God Jesus Christ already in do not worry go to your Children's ❤
❤❤
Dear Brazil,
Do more of this.
Sincerely,
Everyone who is disgusted by the """Rio Carnival"""
The penitentes pequenos were mas lindas :D
The little ones sure enjoy Holy Week, older ones take care of them :)
All ❤Turaska come to Father God Jesus Christ always with u he already in
28:44
200 hombres para mover 6 23:44 toneladas esta cofradia, y pagan por tener este honor.
serce rosnie
Esta no es la cofradía de la Expiración como dices en los subtítulos, la sección que viene a continuación del Señor de la Sagrada Cena es La Virgen María Santísima de la Paz, un poquito de documentacion antes de publicar las cosas evita grandes errores.
Gracias Jose por avisarme de este error. No estaba seguro que procesion es la segunda. En el programa de ese dia, eran 3-5 secciones an casi el mismo tiempo. No estaba seguro cual es cual. Lo arreglare. Muchas gracias!
@@4kcitytours Me encantó tu respuesta y por supuesto tú vídeo también. Te daré un apunte más, en Málaga no son "Costaleros" son hombres de trono o portadores. Para que tú lo puedas diferenciar fácilmente, si van debajo del trono, son costaleros y ellos lo llevan sobre la nuca. Si van por fuera del trono (también van debajo del trono en Málaga) y lo llevan al hombro, son portadores o hombre de tronos. Un saludo y felicidades! 👏🏻👏🏻
Gracias Bernardo. Me encanta mucho esto, cuando aprendo algo nuevo con cada oportunidad. Eres el mejor ;) Gracias!
No Easter Parade. It is during the Holy week, not on Sunday.
Even though it displays my ignorance.........could some one explain this pagentry ?
Es la representación de “la pasión de Jesucristo”, aquí en España salimos en procesión, algunas personas descalzas, otras con los ojos tapados por una venga y otros cargan Lis tronos que puedes llegar a pesar hasta 8 toneladas y llevarlos sobre sus hombros más de 12 horas.
Es nuestra penitencia, por el dolor de Cristo.
COMO SE LLAMA LA MARCHA QUE SUENA EN EL CRISTO? LA DE LA VIRGEN ES VIRGEN DEL AMOR DOLOROSO, GRACIAS
No estoy seguro. Se que una se llama "Y en el tercero día...", Pero eso as todo :)
La marcha que suena en el Cristo se llama Jesús ante Caifás.
@@raulromeroexposito9304 MUCHAS GRACIAS POR TU RESPOESWTA, SALUDOS
Peatru si paveal Sfinti prea feariciti .
Только святые отцы никак не нажрутмя с 1054 года деньги все делят. Люди ну чем отличается кресный ход да ни чем вы со статуями мы с иконами.
No permito faltas de respeto hacia mis costumbres
Dünya nın en büyük kütüphaneleri vardı
Ostara
This has got absolutely nothing to do with that. Ostara is a Germanic goddess. This is Spain, where Germanic religion never existed in the first place.
SONRIE JESUS TE AMA , Que el que no naciere de nuevo no puede ver el reino de Dios, Juan 3-3
What is about the custom (Long white cloak and weird blue headgear)?...what story behind this custom?...because it scares me...🤭
... se llaman nazarenos y no... no tienen nada que ver con los racistas kkk de america.. l
God
The Eastern Orthodox thurifers make more of a flourish with their incensing.