The trilogy of secrets and curiosities of the Holy Week closes its last chapter with the Holy Wednesday. In Seville this day brings together the chicotás by Nervión; San Bernardo crossing the bridge and the brothers of the Baratillo huddle next to the Plaza de Toros.
The last of the cofrades days before the famous madrugá also hides details of the most interesting.
Blue eyes
The María Santísima de Consolación, of the Hermandad de la Sed is the only virgin with blue eyes of all the Sevillian Holy Week.
First horse in La lanzada
The Virgin of the Good End is the only image of all the Sevillian Holy Week carved to the complete one using the technique of the papelón, that is to say, assembling wood shavings in folds of fine chopped paper. At the same time, it is the first mystery with horse that appears in the Holy Week up to the moment.
The silver of the Seven Words
The step of the Nazarene is one of the few steps of the Lord that are made of silver. Normally they are all of gold or, to a lesser extent, of mahogany wood.
The candles of San Bernardo: an icon of Holy Wednesday.
This is the pallium that carries the curliest sails among all those that go out in Seville. Both the front and the sides are covered by them.
Brooches with rubies
The brotherhood of Los Panaderos has a very elegant Virgin. On her chest she wears six flower-shaped brooches with six rubies in the center. In her left hand she holds a golden ear of wheat. One hundred and fifty candles adorn his step.