This nighttime image captures a religious procession on Calle Mármoles in Málaga, Spain

This nighttime image captures a religious procession on Calle Mármoles in Málaga, Spain. A large, elaborate processional float (trono) is central, featuring a crowned statue of the Virgin Mary adorned in red and gold garments, holding a scepter. The float is heavily decorated with multiple multi-tiered candelabras holding numerous lit candles and abundant white flowers. A group of men, identifiable as *hombres de trono* or carriers, dressed in long red tunics, are positioned around and under the float, managing its movement. To the right, several *nazarenos* (penitents) are visible among the procession participants. Some wear red hooded tunics with matching pointed *capirote* hoods, one with a gold embroidered emblem on the back. Others wear white tunics with purple pointed *capirote* hoods, one figure on the far right holding a small wooden staff. A dense crowd of spectators, dressed in various civilian clothing, occupies the foreground and lines the street. Many individuals in the immediate foreground are holding up smartphones to record or photograph the event. The street is flanked by buildings. On the left, a tall, multi-story modern building with horizontal window strips rises, featuring a street lamp with a white security camera attached. On the right, older, traditional Spanish buildings with balconies are present. One building's balcony is draped with red and gold fabric, and its facade displays partial signage reading "NAZ" (likely part of "Nazareno") and "Centro de Liturgia." The scene is illuminated by ambient streetlights, the candles on the float, and light from the buildings, against a dark night sky. A red circular "no entry" sign with a white bar is visible on a pole on the right side of the street.