A "falla" is a large, elaborate structure made of wood and papier-mâché, traditionally created for the annual festival of Las Fallas in Valencia, Spain. These artistic displays often depict satirical scenes, caricatures, or cultural themes, and can reach impressive heights. The festival celebrates the arrival of spring and includes a variety of events, culminating in the burning of the fallas. During the festival, each neighborhood constructs its own falla, which is judged for creativity and craftsmanship. The event attracts thousands of visitors, making it a significant cultural celebration. The burning of the fallas symbolizes purification and renewal, marking the end of winter.