Translated with google translator.

The acts begin Sunday of Resurrection at 9 in the morning, when the group Caramelles del Roser begins to roam through the streets of the town. At one quarter to ome p.m., they head to the parochial church. where they traditionally make a small concert, ending at two p.m. in the afternoon at Plaza del Ayuntamiento or Plaza Mayor.

The entourage is headed by the Flag of the Roser and two rows of sihgers, one on each side of the street, dressed in a black coat, the copalta hat also black and the red bow. Each one holds the Bordó with his hand, a wooden cane that has a plaque with the image of the Virgen del Roser in front and the text of the greetings behind. Below are the musicians who make their instruments sounded with a long coat and a purplish hat and a navy blue ribbon. The procession also includes several children who wear rounded walking sticks with a large pumice of flowers on the top and colored ribbons and Cistellaires, velvet dresses, barretina,, faixa i espardenya, who are in charge of collecting the donations that villagers make to each home The carts carry the typical basket of candies, on top of a punch, which with a string and a pulley they use to reach balconies and windows.

Gois del Roser are sung while the singers banquet goes round the streets of the village. The caramelles are sung in front of certain houses or places of the town. Since 2006, the group has once again sang traditional corrandes, semi-improvised songs dedicated to praising or criticizing certain aspects of the political, social or cultural life of the people and the country.

List of pieces that this year will be interpreted by Caramelles del Roser:

Pending

Musical Directors:

Manel Marsó i Fabregà
Jofre Bardolet and Casadevall.