Diana

It contrasts with the Entrance. Very early in the morning, the faces of musicians and festival-goers speak to us of sleep, an image that disappears at the first bars of a pasodoble from Dianero. It is a much more intimate event; the festival-goer wears the second suit -also called the daily suit-; the parade starts from the wide Plaza de la Coronación, to quickly enter narrow, freshly watered streets, flanked by houses that rarely exceed two stories; houses with open doorways that show us the table freshly set with aniseed rollets, casquinyols or coca de maleneta, together with a strong coffee or a good glass of fresh water with a nuvolet of cazalla.