Vanessa Egea and Olga Pérez were proclaimed major falleras of Camp Roig for 2019

The Camp Roig falla celebrated last Friday the proclamation of its major falleras for this exercise, Vanessa Egea Alonso and little Olga Pérez Dalmau.

The act began with a claim from the commission as such, the smallest in the city but still struggling to plant its monuments year after year on 9 d'Octubre street.

Once the act itself began, presented by Rocío Patricio, the rockets took the floor, which would become the main theme of the presentation. Thus, the Camp Roig fault filled the scene with protest messages about the increasingly complicated procedures to launch rockets during the holidays.

With a great mascletà gave way to the two protagonists of the night, Vanessa and Olga, who appeared on stage surrounded by two large photographs of him on the screen. The presenter called the bearers of the bands, and it was the presidents, Juan Moro and Joseph Angulo, who were in charge of imposing their accrediting bands on the major falleras.

Then Joseph's brother, Jonathan, gave him a few words. It was the first exaltation of the night, followed by Olga's, in charge of her friend Andrea; and Vanessa's, in charge of her aunt Rosa Mari.

The falleras major Camp Roig received the love of many people on stage. The first, the 2018 charges. Little Lucia, the biggest child faller of the past year, could not hold back tears in her last official speech as such.

After them the councilman, Óscar Mengual, passed through the stage; a representative of the Comissió de Festes de la Mare de Déu; the belleas del foc de la bonfire Francisco Albert de Alicante; the representatives of the Convent de Pego fault; and the major falleras of Dénia, Amparo Petrie and Neus Suárez.

The act ended with the words of Vanessa, who holds this position for the third time in the ruling. Despite recognizing that "it was not my dream or my illusion", the major faller of Camp Roig said that he faces this year with great desire, thanking the collaboration and support of its president, Juan Moro, and Miguel Alonso, who assumed the presidency at first but he had to leave it for personal reasons.