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The decade of the nineties was the theme chosen this time for the Gala of the Change of Powers, presented by Iris Peña and Ginés Parra, which last Saturday gave the starting signal for the Carnival of Eagles 2019.

The Official Ballet of the Peñas de Carnaval Federation was in charge of opening the evening with a spectacular performance with live music that showed that this new stage of the Ballet promises a lot.

After the dance, always spectacular of the ballet led by Antonio Molina, it was the turn of the president of the Federation of Peñas, José Alonso, who assured that "the Federation, in this new stage that will last for four years, will continue working with the same illusion that has done so far. "

The mayor of Águilas, Mari Carmen Moreno, who followed once again reiterated "the effort of all the carnivals who year after year do an enormous job to achieve a Carnival of which we are all proud", highlighting "the passion that everyone who makes it possible puts into this celebration".

Once the speeches were over, it was time for the Federation of Peñas to deliver the Golden Masks;

recognitions that this year have fallen to José Ruiz Melenchón "Melen", Antonio Quiñonero Pérez "Guripi" and the aquiline base of the Fire Extinction Consortium, as well as the Gold Conch that was delivered to World Real Games.

There was also time to recognize the work of If I do not get blown up for his ten years participating in the Carnival.

After the recognitions came the moment of the change of child power, presented by Eva Ortega and Juan Pedro Moreno, in which Javier Parra, Paula Carracedo, Juan Miguel Silvante and Mia Julieta Colque received the "power" from their predecessors in office .

The last block of the night was played by the adult characters who after their performances became protagonists of the Carnival 2019.

Thus, after a spectacular gala, Cristina Moreno became Mussona, Mariola López in Doña Cuaresma, Ángel Juárez in Don Carnal and Cristina Román in Musa.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas