Teror Bids Farewell to El Pino Festivities with a Massive Canarian Festival

Thousands of attendees dressed in traditional Canarian attire enjoyed folk music, dances, and typical gastronomy to conclude the celebration.

Image of a traditional Canarian festival in Teror with papagüevos and music.
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Image of a traditional Canarian festival in Teror with papagüevos and music.

The town of Teror concluded its El Pino festivities with a massive Canarian Festival that brought together thousands of attendees in traditional attire.

The festive day began at 8:00 PM with a street parade that traversed the town center from the Puente del Pino to the Plaza de Sintes, accompanied by the Banda Guayedra and papagüevos (giant puppets).
Subsequently, starting at 8:30 PM, the Plaza de Sintes became the venue for the Canarian Festival. The area, decorated with Canarian elements, featured performances by Parranda El Pajullo, Furia Joven, Wamampy, and Armonia Show.
This event, with a long history, marks the end of the El Pino festivities in late September, bringing together Teror residents in large numbers in a close-knit atmosphere.
The celebration included traditional music, dances, and typical gastronomy, with thousands of participants wearing Canarian clothing.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Teror (21/09/2026)