Lamb Festival

The Lamb Festival, held at Prau Llagüezos, where the municipalities of Lena and Quirós converge, is also a unique event. Unique because it is very rare to have a collective roast of lambs of this kind and size.

Furthermore, the roast is done in the Argentine style, a technique introduced by a returning Asturian immigrant from the area. As if that weren't enough, the setting is breathtaking: the summit of Monte de La Cobertoria, in the heart of the Sierra del Aramo. This mountain range is one of the great and mythical mountains of central Asturias, whose history is written with human and sporting feats.

This collective roast, accompanied by music and Asturian gastronomy, takes place in a flat meadow, complete with a fountain and mountain lodge, and even with remains of burial sites probably of medieval origin. It's an environment where the oldest history, the most vibrant nature, and the mixed Asturian and Latin American traditions come together. An eclecticism that makes this festival an unforgettable moment.