It is time for gazpacho, tortillas, paella and endless culinary delights everyone will taste. It may seem strange, being a Local Party in honor of San Marcos, that there is no procession that day with any image alluding to that Saint. "Tie the Devil", a tradition that consists of joining two "jaramagos" symbolizing the expulsion of all evil, is the last act that takes place on this day. The second Sunday in May, is celebrated Pilgrimage in honor of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima. From early in the morning a hundred floats, decorated for the occasion, are driven to the Square of Spain and are concentrated in the town square where the Rosary will be recited and subsequently Mass Rociera which is attended by virtually the entire neighborhood. After the Mass Rociera, where previously the coach has placed the image of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima, began its journey to the exhibition of "The Carrizosas", place where about six thousand people concentrate. Hundreds of people make the walk, others on the floats towed by tractors, and horse-drawn carriages, including horsemen and horsewomen who escort a few people making pilgrimages to the aforementioned field. There are also those who come with their own cars laden with delicacies, set for a long day. The arrival of the Virgin to the site is advertised through the ringing of the bells of a chapel that was built years ago for this occasion. Sing, dance, talks, and a varied selection of cuisine: gazpacho majao (traditionally made), other dishes like picadillo, paella and grilled meats are all present. This celebration is the most requested by tourists along with Semana Santa and Fair. Held in June. It stands out as it passes through Roldan Street, decorated for the occasion with Catholic paintings. Held on the penultimate weekend of June (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) trying to match, if possible, the day of San Juan with any of these. Municipal Park "Luis de la Señá María" is considered one of the best fairgrounds around. The trees, gardens and streets of albero manage to attract an audience. The "Velá de San Juan" was formerly held in the town square with a stand-alone booth, plus several attractions. Public and private booths welcome Herrera people enthusiastically enjoying their "Velá de San Juan". Carriages, horses, attractions and performances in the Booth Hall put a festive note in the evening.