Resurrection Festival gathers 85,000 people in Cibeles without incidents

The event, organized by the ACdP, was deemed a "success" by Deputy Mayor Inma Sanz and featured Cardinal Archbishop José Cobo.

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The IV Resurrection Festival gathered 85,000 people in Madrid's Plaza de Cibeles without serious incidents, highlighting the event's smooth running with only twenty minor medical assists.

The event, organized by the Catholic Association of Propagandists (ACdP), was described as a "success" by Deputy Mayor Inma Sanz. The security measures implemented ensured that the day proceeded without major issues, despite the massive public turnout.
The celebration was hosted by journalist Javi Nieves and featured musical performances by artists such as Gipsy Kings, Hakuna Group Music, Liz Mitchell of Boney M, and DJ El Pulpo, entertaining attendees throughout the day.

"This announcement is especially beautiful and significant for the city."

Inma Sanz · Deputy Mayor of Madrid
During the event, the Cardinal Archbishop of Madrid, José Cobo, read a letter sent by Pope Leo XIV to the participants. In his message, the Pontiff confirmed his intention to hold an event in Cibeles during his upcoming visit to Madrid, scheduled between June 6 and 9.