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TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN - JUNE 23. Residents of Maria Jimà nez, a coastal neighborhood in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, celebrate the traditional San Juan bonfires, a festivity deeply rooted in local culture and passed down through generations. Every year, neighbors gather to build and light the bonfires that illuminate the shoreline on the eve of June 24, marking the arrival of summer and symbolizing renewal, purification, and community spirit. The tradition remains one of the most anticipated events in the neighborhood, bringing together families and visitors in a celebration that reflects the strong social bonds and cultural heritage of the area. Andràs Gutià rrez JNA Press Tenerife Spain

TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN - JUNE 23. Residents of Maria Jimà nez, a coastal neighborhood in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, celebrate the traditional San Juan bonfires, a festivity deeply rooted in local culture and passed down through generations. Every year, neighbors gather to build and light the bonfires that illuminate the shoreline on the eve of June 24, marking the arrival of summer and symbolizing renewal, purification, and community spirit. The tradition remains one of the most anticipated events in the neighborhood, bringing together families and visitors in a celebration that reflects the strong social bonds and cultural heritage of the area. Andràs Gutià rrez JNA Press Tenerife Spain

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TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN - JUNE 23. Residents of Maria Jimà nez, a coastal neighborhood in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, celebrate the traditional San Juan bonfires, a festivity deeply rooted in local culture and passed down through generations. Every year, neighbors gather to build and light the bonfires that illuminate the shoreline on the eve of June 24, marking the arrival of summer and symbolizing renewal, purification, and community spirit. The tradition remains one of the most anticipated events in the neighborhood, bringing together families and visitors in a celebration that reflects the strong social bonds and cultural heritage of the area. Andràs Gutià rrez JNA Press Tenerife Spain

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