The Carmona artist Nuria Barrera has designed the poster for the XVIII edition of Una Pará in Gines, which will take place from October 1 to 4. The work, presented at the Town Hall, includes a nod to Mexico as a novelty.
The municipality of Gines now has an image for its most significant event of the year. The artist Nuria Barrera, originally from Carmona, has been tasked with designing the promotional poster for the XVIII edition of Una Pará in Gines, declared a Tourist Interest Event of Andalusia. The work was presented a few days ago at the Town Hall, in an event attended by the mayor, Romualdo Garrido.
The poster, created on wood, opts for a composition of great chromatic strength where primary colours and visual harmony prevail. At the centre of the image stands the figure of a carter alongside a yoke of oxen, a direct homage to the origin of the event itself: the Yoke and Carter Competition, one of the most traditional activities in the programme.
The work is completed with a black and white collage that, like a puzzle, unfolds various scenes and activities of Una Pará in Gines. The horse appears as another major protagonist, alongside recognizable elements such as the drummer, the fashion show, the singing, and the entrance of the venue. The coat of arms of the Town Hall and the Simpecado of the Brotherhood of Rocío of Gines are also included, in reference to the municipality's Rocío connection.
Around the oxen, phrases appear with the names of the activities that take place throughout the days of the event, as well as a '¡Viva!' dedicated to the Virgin of Rocío. The designation 'XVIII Una Pará in Gines' and the flag of Mexico complete the work, as a nod to one of the major novelties of this edition: the inclusion of proposals related to the North American country.
Nuria Barrera is a recognized artist in the Andalusian sphere, with a career that spans both painting and graphic design. Her style, characterized by the use of vibrant colours and a mix of techniques, has been praised in previous works for fairs and cultural events. On this occasion, the author wanted to capture the essence of Una Pará in Gines, combining tradition and modernity.
The mayor of Gines, Romualdo Garrido, thanked the artist for her work and highlighted the quality of the poster, which will serve as the image of an event that attracts thousands of visitors each year. Una Pará in Gines has established itself as an unmissable date in the autumn calendar of the province of Seville, with activities ranging from livestock exhibitions to fashion shows, as well as concerts and gastronomic tastings.
The XVIII edition will take place from October 1 to 4, and the Town Hall is already working on the final programme, which will be revealed in the coming weeks through the official event website. The organizers hope to surpass the attendance figures of previous years, thanks to the inclusion of novelties such as the aforementioned nod to Mexico, which promises to give an international touch to the event.
The poster by Nuria Barrera can now be seen in the municipal offices and on the Town Hall's digital platforms, and it will soon be distributed throughout the town and other points in the Aljarafe region. The work will also serve as the image for the promotional campaign of the event, which will include posters, brochures, and publications on social media.
With this design, Gines is preparing to experience a new edition of Una Pará, an event that combines tradition, culture, and leisure, and has become a tourist reference in the province. Residents and visitors will be able to enjoy four days of activities in a festive and family-friendly atmosphere, with Barrera's poster as the symbol of the 2026 edition.

