The Carnival of Cádiz is a vibrant annual festival held in Cádiz, Spain, typically in February or early March. It is known for its lively parades, colorful costumes, and satirical performances. The event attracts thousands of visitors who come to enjoy the music, dance, and festive atmosphere, making it one of the most popular carnivals in the country. During the carnival, various groups, known as chirigotas, perform humorous songs that often comment on current events and social issues. The celebration also features street parties, competitions, and traditional food, creating a unique cultural experience that showcases the rich heritage of the region.