This is the last official event of the fiesta. The people of Pamplona converge on City Hall Square on July 14th holding candles to say goodbye to the fiesta at midnight and immediately start the countdown for the following year's Sanfermines! The mayor, speaking from a balcony, officially 'closes' the fiesta and calls on everyone to come back for more fun next year, accompanied by a traca of noisy fireworks from the adjacent Plaza de los Burgos. Despite the fact that it is the last official act of the fiesta, the party continues right through the night.
The Pobre de mí takes its name from a song that is sung right through the night: "Pobre de mí, pobre de mí, que se han "acabao" the fiestas of San Fermín". (Poor me, poor me, the fiesta of San Fermín is over).
Access the website of the city of Pamplona, where you can watch videos of parties, following the closure and more direct.
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This is the last official event of the fiesta. The people of Pamplona converge on City Hall Square on July 14th holding candles to say goodbye to the fiesta at midnight and immediately start the countdown for the following year's Sanfermines! The mayor, speaking from a balcony, officially 'closes' the fiesta and calls on everyone to come back for more fun next year, accompanied by a traca of noisy fireworks from the adjacent Plaza de los Burgos. Despite the fact that it is the last official act of the fiesta, the party continues right through the night.The Pobre de mí takes its name from a song that is sung right through the night: "Pobre de mí, pobre de mí, que se han "acabao" the fiestas of San Fermín". (Poor me, poor me, the fiesta of San Fermín is over).Access the website of the city of Pamplona, where you can watch videos of parties, following the closure and more direct.Up
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