The Cós Blanc, crowded, warm the chilly night in Salou

Salou. Costa Dorada.The rain of confetti and the initial cold weather elements were highlights of the night this past 4Th of February. The date chosen for the celebration of the 32nd Coso Blanco edition. Gradually, however, in the main streets where they lived the Coso Blanco paraded the atmosphere was heating up, creating a micro climate that for a few hours had forgotten that this was the coldest edition of the traditional paraded at least regarding the outside temperature is concerned. 25,000 kilos of confetti, a steady rain, fine, catchy and steady. Light, sound, party, costumes, floats, and the voice of the traditional driver of the event, JuanMa Hidalgo, who this year completed 30 years speeching at Coso Blanco. Hidalgo has only been two years away from the cabin from where encourages everyone to participate, and where the voice, music, lights and confetti come together. And again, as every year, enthusiasts of the party where there. People coming from everywhere, thousands of people willing to live by a party, Coso Blanco, where everything is switched off for a few hours while the music excites them. The curtains of light and the voice of the speaker are mixed with those tons of confetti. The essence and the hallmarks of the appointment. A party that, year after year turns the streets of Salou in a crowded center of attraction. The Coso Blanco said goodbye to Salou with the traditional song that marks the end of the warm winter night in the capital of the Costa Dorada. 'I will survive', Survive, Gloria Gaynor. And next year more. More Coso Blanco, confetti, more ... over all, although the temperature is freezing or the weather is disagreeable.     More photos of Coso Blanco in Salou

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