In 1998, for the first time, the Filà Cristiana Pirates de Sant Jaume and Sant Joan composed of fifths and fifths of the festivities of San Juan.
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History
This Christian Filà is formed, from the Central Board of Festivities of Moors and Christians de Xàbia with the purpose of continuing to grow the festivities. The fact that it was a row of the Christian side was due to the fact that some of the rows of the cross were dissolved and there was no equal participation between both sides.
Thus, the idea arose to found a new filà involving the protagonists of other festivals in Xàbia, the Fiestas de Les Fogueres de Sant Joan, the fifth and fifth.
The objective was liked, some of the components took office to continue year after year, it did not come until 1999, a year after its creation. From there, the Filà de Pirates de Sant Jaume i Sant Joan grew.
In 2000 it was consolidated with members who were already part of the Filà Pirates, becoming two squads, one for men and the other for women.
During the 20 years since its consolidation, the filà has had ups and downs of components, currently being a total of 13 people who form a mixed squad. Its doors are always open for those who want to be part of the filà and enter these festivals.
La Pirates of Sant Jaume FilàSince its inception, it has paraded with the pasodobles 'Xàbia' and 'Pérez Barceló'.
Name
The main idea of the name was the Pirates de Sant Jaume i Sant Joan by the two saints who celebrate the festivities in Xàbia. Sant Jaume for the Moors and Christians Festivities of Xàbia and Sant Joan for Les Fogueres, since as we have mentioned, in the beginning, the fifth of these festivals formed this filà. With the consolidation of Filà, the name changes to be Pirates de Sant Jaume.
Banner
In reference to the name of Filà, the banner is shaped like a sail, representing the sail of pirate ships. In it, the symbol of the skull, as the main element of the pirates, heads the mast. In addition, the Xàbia coat of arms, with the representative skull bones, shines in the central part of the banner.
Clothing
Pirates de Sant Jaume is distinguished by its typical pirate costumes marked by the black and red color in the battle suit: Musketeer boots, vest, pants, sash and bandana.
In the gala parade, the costume is more elegant, with glitter and marked by a tricorn hat and the face of the skull.
Party Fees
Flag bearers
2000: Yolanda Ortiz Bustos
2004: Paula Minguez Zamora
2009: Sandra Juan Cabrera
2015: Beatriz Díaz Denia
captainships
2002: Manuel Espasa Vives
2012: Cristina Ramos Asenjo
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Cristina Ramos, captain in 2012
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Captain in 2002, Manuel Espasa
President of the Central Party Board
2019-2020: Rubén Femenía Mulet
Anecdotes
From Filà they tell us that in all these years of Filà's history, there are many memories and anecdotes that have emerged, but they highlight that "in our early days, forming very young people without their own home, and "getting by" As we could, we had the problem of having to strain the macaroni pot to eat about 30 people and without a strainer on hand. The solution was to take advantage of the holes in the plastic chair. "
Video and photo gallery
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Male squad corporal of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume
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Cape and women's squad of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume
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Men's squad of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume
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Women's squad of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume
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Pirates of Sant Jaume Filà
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Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume in the parade of the year 2000
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Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume in the 2001 show
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Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume men's squad
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Squad of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume in the captaincy of 2002
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Squad of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume in the captaincy of 2002
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Children's components of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume
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Members of the Filà Pirates de Sant Jaume on the wing
