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This religious feast doesn’t always take place on the same day every year. Actually, it is celebrated on the 60th day after Easter and is considered the third most important religious holiday after Christmas and Easter. Parades and processions over the streets are the highlight of the festivity, with shows like the fight between sins and virtues, the folk parade and parade of the Rocas, which are huge horse carts created especially for this event. Corpus Christi is very diverse, filled with entertaining shows and dances, when thousands of people parade down the streets of Valencia.
