Jira to Trasona Reservoir

The Jira in Asturias is always a countryside meal and directly connects with our tradition of combining gastronomy, nature, and celebration. The Jira to Trasona Reservoir in the municipality of Corvera de Asturias is very special for several reasons. The first one is because it is linked to May 1st, Labor Day, and that's how it originated. Its birth is connected to the large contingent of workers who, since the 1950s, inhabited the area working in the steel industry. And it has been perpetuated ever since. The goal is to enjoy the homemade Asturian cuisine while enjoying bagpipes, folk groups, and the open-air dance.

Furthermore, another reason that makes this festival unique is that it takes place in the surroundings of Trasona Reservoir, well-known in Spain and abroad for being a training and high-performance venue for elite athletes in canoeing and rowing disciplines.

So, the Jira to Trasona Reservoir brings together Asturian, metallurgical, and sports traditions in a friendly popular gathering by the reservoir, amidst a pleasant landscape.