Sant Antoni is a traditional festival celebrated in various regions of Spain, particularly in Catalonia. It honors Saint Anthony the Abbot, the patron saint of animals and livestock. The festival typically takes place in mid-January and features parades, bonfires, and the blessing of animals, reflecting the agricultural roots of the community. During the festivities, people often gather to enjoy local food, music, and dance. One of the highlights is the "cavalcada," where horse riders and decorated floats parade through the streets. The celebration fosters a sense of community and preserves cultural heritage, making it a cherished event for many.