The Fiesta de San Juan is a traditional celebration held in various regions, particularly in Spain and Latin America, to honor Saint John the Baptist. This festival typically takes place on the night of June 23rd, coinciding with the summer solstice. Festivities often include bonfires, music, dancing, and various cultural activities, symbolizing purification and renewal. In many places, people jump over fires or into the sea as part of the celebration, believing it brings good luck and cleanses the spirit. The event is marked by communal gatherings, delicious food, and vibrant displays of local customs, making it a cherished occasion for communities.