The Virgen del Rocío is a revered statue of the Virgin Mary located in the village of El Rocío, Spain. She is celebrated as the patron saint of the Huelva province and is particularly associated with the Rocío Pilgrimage, one of the largest religious gatherings in Spain. The statue is housed in the Hermitage of El Rocío, where thousands of pilgrims visit each year to pay their respects. The annual Rocío Pilgrimage takes place in late May or early June, attracting people from various regions. Participants, known as hermanos, travel on foot, horseback, or in decorated carriages to honor the Virgen del Rocío. This event combines religious devotion with cultural festivities, showcasing traditional music, dance, and local cuisine.