Children's caballos fufos parade to the tune of Vuela Vuela Palomitaverified
Caballos fufos are little horses made of cardboard and cloth that participants wear at the waist, as if riding. In Tazacorte they are one of the best-loved San Miguel traditions, and this is the children's version, three days before the big adult parade. The route runs from the CEO Juan XXIII school to Calle Primero de Mayo, to the tune of Vuela Vuela Palomita, the piece that always accompanies the caballos fufos.
Caballos fufos are little horses made of cardboard and cloth that participants wear at the waist, as if riding. In Tazacorte they are one of the best-loved San Miguel traditions, and this is the children's version, three days before the big adult parade.
The route runs from the CEO Juan XXIII school to Calle Primero de Mayo, to the tune of Vuela Vuela Palomita, the piece that always accompanies the caballos fufos. It is a free street event and one of the best on the programme to watch with children. 19:00 children's caballos fufos parade from the CEO Juan XXIII school to Calle Primero de Mayo.