The cremà is the act of setting fire to the monuments of cardboard or wood (called faults or bonfires) during the celebrations of several localities of the Valencian Community (Spain), especially the Fouls celebrated in Valencia and the Hogueras de San Juan held in Alicante. With the burning of the monuments, the party is concluded and closed.
The cremà of the failures of Valencia and other localities of the zone is celebrated the night of the 19 of March, day of San José. It consists of the burning of the fallero monuments planted in the streets of Valencia on March 15. The act is preceded by a castle of fireworks, ignited by the greater fallera of the commission. First, around ten o'clock at night, the children's monuments are burned except for the "failure" of the first prize of the special section that burns at ten-thirty and of the municipal children's fault in The Town Hall Square that burns at eleven.
Subsequently, the main monuments are burned at midnight and at 12:30 the first prize of the special section of this category is burned. And finally, at one o'clock in the morning, the fallero monument of the "Plaza del Ayuntamiento" is burned,which is out of competition.
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