Mallorcan actress Clara Ingold will deliver the opening address for the San Sebastián festivities, organized by the Orgull Llonguet collective, which has prepared a program of activities to celebrate Palma's patron saint independently of the official events. The celebrations will kick off on Sunday with three days of festivities, including the traditional "longuetadas" (a type of street party) at various locations throughout the city and the appearance of the giant papier-mâché figures Pep Toni Rubio, Bel Rotlet, and Miquel de sa Pelleteria, accompanied by traditional Mallorcan musicians. According to a statement released by the collective, the Revolta Llongueta (Llongueta Uprising) will begin on Monday at 11:00 PM with Ingold's address in front of the Bellver Winery, followed by a parade of the giant figures and the dragon from Na Coca, with music provided by the brass band 1ronda+. The party will continue along La Rambla to Plaça Weyler, with a DJ set by Jaume Colombás until 3:00 AM. On Tuesday at noon, in Plaça de París, there will be a vermouth gathering with DJ Random Nancy.

They aren't twins, but they've often played at being so; they imagined that the little one had decided to stay attached to the womb for another year and ten months: "That's why the list of the two of us is hers," says actor (and so many other things) Diego Ingold about his younger sister, Clara Ingold (Palma, 1985). We know her as an actress, with plays such as Park pigeonand as a comedian, for example, on the RTVE program In heaven with herAnd we know her, above all, because wherever she is, Clara Ingold has the power to make us laugh (or laugh twice, or even three times!).