The northwestern city of Zamora in Spain attracts thousands during Holy Week. Catholics and athiests alike commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ in solemn, centuries-old processions organised by religious brotherhoods.
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00:00It's on the air!
00:30I am an atheist person, and I like the Holy Week in their city.
00:48I usually compare it with when you go to a Roman church route,
00:53you don't have to be exclusively religious, because you know how to see the value of that art.
01:00You should be çocuk.
01:02These children have to be colored.
01:06They understand the name of their family.
01:09Where they are at the church is the one who can be compared to the church.
01:13It will be it will be the church.
01:15It will be the church and the church is the church.
01:20The church and the church will be the church who they are.
01:25And the church is the church.