more 300 streets in 11 districts of Seville Starting next Saturday, November 29th, a Christmas-themed light-up will be held. Mayor Jose Luis Sanz begins lighting these lightsarrive … This is an increase of 10 points from last year. One of the big innovations the city government is promoting is Three of the streets will have special designsthese are the results of a competition organized by the city council for students aged 10 to 16 enrolled in Seville schools.
The new lights are inspired by urban elements such as: Triana Bridge or Macarena Mariquilla Or even Christmas details like trees, bells, and presents. After analyzing the submitted proposals, the City Planning and Management Department will select three winning proposals, whose designs will be installed in three districts. One of them is located at: Bettis streetin the center of Triana. The remaining two will be installed on the street Jose María de Pereda and Francisco Carrera Iglesiasfrom Cerro del Aguila, Plaza Miguel de Unamuno Originally from Seville East.
One of the winners was marta perez vegaa young woman in her fourth year of ESO. Sacred Heart School Spinola Foundation of the old town. Its design is inspired by the Ponte Triana, and its structure is tailored to these festive motifs. On the other hand, their The distinctive circle has been replaced by a Christmas ballon its edges are drawn two elements that imitate it. Esperanza Macarena’s Ladybug. In his proposal, he declared that he “really loves” to draw and that, along with dancing, it is something he has been doing “all his life.”
Alvaro Sánchez Cordero’s design inspired by the Christmas tree
is similarly recognized design Written by Alvaro Sánchez Cordero, Young male in 5th grade of elementary school CEIP Hisparis Originally from Seville East. His hobbies include “playing soccer, going out to the countryside, and enjoying the park with friends.” Also That moment when you decorate the Christmas tree with your familythat’s what he drew inspiration from when creating this painting. Among other things, what the gesture means: “One of the best parties of the year is about to begin.”. 2025 is going to be special. You will see the lights you create in your neighborhood, Miguel de Unamuno Square.
The design was done by Aisha Elizabeth Torres Delgado, a student at CEIP Valeriano Bécquer.
Finally, our school’s 5th grade students appeared. CEIP Valeriano Bequer He became the winner for the third time. Aisha Elizabeth Torres DelgadoThe La Plata resident admitted she was “very nervous” after learning one of her designs would decorate several streets in her district. His proposal, inspired by snowflake bells, will run through two of Cerro del Aguila’s most commercial streets: Calle Jose María de Pereda and Calle Francisco Carrera Iglesias. For her, that picture It’s “What makes Christmas exciting”one of his great passions, along with “skating, reading, and drawing.”
management of Urban Planning has already delivered the model to the company responsible for assembly. This is because the engineers have adapted the drawings to the needs of these lighting structures. In fact, they are already fully operational and installed in selected locations. The winners will be received by the Mayor shortly, who will present them with their prizes. Commemorative plaque and check for 300 euros To obtain school supplies.
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