Recreación Histórica Moros y Cristianos de Aínsa
Over 300 villagers and visitors recreate an 8th-century battle between Moors and Christians in Aínsa's stone-arcaded plaza, acting out the legend of the miraculous red cross that, according to tradition, secured the Christian victory and gave Aragon its shield.
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Acambalachous Festival de Altorricón
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Mercado Medieval de La Fresneda
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Fiestas de San Roque y la Virgen de la Asunción
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Recreación Histórica de Astures y Romanos
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