Burriana has just lived with great intensity the most fallero weekend of its festive agenda, that of the solemn exaltation of their Falleras Queens, Elena Collado Torralba and Silvia Martínez Bodí.
The exaltations of the Queens Falleras of Burriana are characterized by their solemnity. In the same act that takes place in the Payá theater, the bands are also imposed to the falleras mayores, falleras mayores infantiles and their respective ladies of all the commissions. All men and women are impeccably dressed. The men all in suit and jacket with tie or Valencian, and the women and girls premiering their best costumes.
The presence of Vives and Marí in these acts was preponderant, covering the fabrics of both official costumes of the Falleras Mayores, both Courts of Honor and the eight Ladies of the City.
Elena's 19th century costume was created from a Valencian labradora in "Verde Té" tone, with an elegant pattern bearing the name "Buris-Ana", worked with 16 weft colors and a metal. Both the warp and the weft are made of natural silk.
.The fabric used to make the 19th century costume of Silvia, the Fallera Mayor Infantil, has the same technical characteristics, but has a background color "Ruidera", a very youthful and striking shade of sky blue.
The fabric has the same technical characteristics, but has a background color "Ruidera", a very youthful and striking shade of sky blue.
The two Courts of Honor, which are not required to use the official drawing of the Fallas of Burriana, chose different drawings: for the older ones the drawing "Galilea" worked on a white background was used, while the six girls wore the drawing "Calendaria" on a "Dalia" background. Both drawings are made with 12 raster colors and a Gold metal.
Finally, the eight Ladies of the City, premiered costumes made in damask color "Vilafranca", worked with a single color to the tone of the background. In this case the drawing is the "Damascus Malpensa".