Our Lady of Candelaria is a title given to the Virgin Mary, particularly associated with the celebration of the Feast of the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple. This event is commemorated on February 2nd, marking the end of the Christmas season. The name "Candelaria" comes from the Spanish word for candles, symbolizing the light of Christ. The most famous image of Our Lady of Candelaria is located in Tenerife, Canary Islands, where she is venerated as the patroness of the islands. Pilgrims visit her shrine, especially during the annual festival, which features processions, music, and traditional dances, celebrating her significance in the local culture.