Pamplona says goodbye today to the San Fermín parties, singing 'Poor me'
At midnight, the crowd waiting in the Town Hall Square will release the red handkerchief after nine days of partying, and the feeling of nostalgia for the end of the celebrations will prevail.
Representatives of the five candidates (AFAN, Asociación Gaiteros de Pamplona, Alberto Gurrea Sáenz, Juan José Martinena Ruiz and Yala Navarra from Palestine) who have applied to launch the txupinazo of the2025 San Fermín festivities will officially bid farewell to the festivities this Sunday from the balcony of the City Hall.
At midnight, the moving song 'Poor me'will officially put an end to the nine-day feast, while rockets are fired from the nearby Burgogo Square. At that moment, the crowd gathered in the Town Hall Square will release the red handkerchief after nine days of partying, and the feeling of nostalgia for the end of the celebrations will prevail.
In the meantime, the party continues normally in the streets, so the day has begun with the sky covered and pleasant temperatures. Miura cattle bullswill be thrilling this morning, since in 42 participants the bulls have left 20 strings.
The official sanfermines program includes about 600 activities that for 204 hours have filled the streets of the city with red and white.
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