The 26th Festa do Codillo in Mos attracted residents and visitors with its gastronomic offerings and popular traditions. Around 2,000 portions of codillo were served, accompanied by music, crafts, and activities for all ages.
The mayor of Mos, Nidia Arévalo, highlighted the festival's importance for local gastronomy and the municipality's social life, thanking the community and organizers for their involvement.
A key moment was the opening speech by the Rondalla Santa Eulalia de Mos. During the ceremony, Nidia Arévalo presented a silver rose to Irene Anta, the group's director, on behalf of its 120 members, recognizing their contribution to local culture.
Also present were provincial deputy Marcos Guisasola, secretary of the Galician Parliament's Mesa Julio Rodríguez Comesaña, Galician Parliament deputy Moisés Rodríguez, councilwomen Felisa Rodríguez and Laura Méndez, and councilmen Camilo Grandal and José Ramilo.
Sunday's program included codillo tasting, accompanied by music from the groups Airiños do Castelo and the Charanga Noroeste. The 21st Craft Market was also held, followed by a prize draw for attendees.
The festival began on Saturday with a popular magosto (chestnut roast) and the 21st Log Sawing Contest. The evening concluded with a performance by Nacional 81.
The event was organized by the Círculo Cultural e Deportivo Santa Eulalia de Mos, with the collaboration of the Concello de Mos, the Xunta de Galicia, the Deputación de Pontevedra, Gadis, and Froiz.
