Llauradors

He went to parties for the first time in 1883.

The dress, both for gala and everyday wear, has a lot to do with the popular clothing worn in the countryside and cities of our country in the 18th and 19th centuries. In fact, the gala dress is made up of an embroidered lace petticoat or black velvet and trousers also made of black velvet, a red sash, panties, red garters, a shawl for the shoulders and a scarf around the neck. They wear stiletto heels and a jacket. In everyday wear, the petticoat or vest is printed and the precious saragüell replaces the black trousers.

In 1991, this troupe revived the “Ball dels Llauradors”, which, together with other troupes, had been performing in the streets of the town since the end of the 19th century until the Spanish Civil War. Since 2008, this dance has been performed in the streets of Ontinyent on the Friday night before Semana Grande.

It is also traditional, since its recovery in 1990, the distribution of verses of the Nit de l'Alardo where the members of the comparsa are named and signed by Granota del Pou del Canyís. From 2022 he writes them together with La Granoteta del Pou de l'Olleta.