La Mercè: Barcelona’s top festival adds Camp Nou and Park Güell as music stages
Weeklong fair goes more local than ever, featuring Catalan artists and reaching new districts in push to avoid large gatherings
Weeklong fair goes more local than ever, featuring Catalan artists and reaching new districts in push to avoid large gatherings
Victories for Barça but contrasting fortunes for Catalan basketball sides
Figures are up on 2018 as embodiment of Catalan culture once again draws the crowds
The Beirut-based clown troupe are performing in Barcelona as part of the La Mercè festival
Barcelona's biggest street festival returns, with an incredible selection of music, dancing, and theatre to enjoy free of charge
With La Mercè days away, get yourself to the Mercat de Música Viva de Vic to kickstart the party early
Summer might be coming to an end in Barcelona, but the party is just getting started
Concerts at the Barcelona festival saw attendance of 346,150 people
From fire running 'correfocs' to afrobeat, this year's Barcelona-wide festival has something for everyone
From September 21 to 24, the Catalan capital celebrates La Mercè 2018, with free performances on 40 stages across the city
With the celebration for the Sants neighborhood, the Catalan capital gears up for its own celebration, La Mercé
Catalan capital’s La Mercè festival ends after tens of thousands turn out all over the city to see concerts, processions and human towers
Icelandic capital to be guest of honor at capital’s annual festival, with the 2017 poster created by Valencian illustrator Xavier Mariscal
Great success at this year’s edition of La Mercè Festival Barcelona. The festival was closed on Sunday with a Pyromusical performance in which fireworks, light and music were synchronised. Around 90,000 people gathered to see the show, which honoured Paris, the guest city of the 2016 celebration, and David Bowie and Prince, who passed away in January and April, respectively. The festival had a French and international accent and included performances of French artists like the street and circus art cooperative 2r2 and the prestigious theatre group Company Théâtre Silvia Monfort. However, during the celebration there were also several Catalan traditional activities such as human towers.