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. ![]() Around 9:30 we gathered to see the Virgen del Carmen leave from the Iglesia San Pedro. Normally it leaves from the Iglesia Santa Catalina, but it is undergoing much needed renovations. ![]() We made our way to the velá for Santa Catalina. This is a neighborhood party set up in the plaza next to Santa Catalina Church with food, drinks and music for everyone. ![]() At the velá: Ean, my nephew; Jan, my sister; and Angel, my brother-in-law. This is Ean's first trip to Sevilla! ![]() We arrived after the band and watched children from the neighborhood dance instead. ![]() Ean saw his first paso as the Virgen del Carmen returns later that evening. ![]() Around 1am we head to El Rinconcillo, Sevilla's oldest bar founded in 1670. 1am isn't too late on this night, even for the smallest of children ![]() We get another glimpse of the paso from the window of El Rinconcillo. Close Window |