article_snippet: Dressed in white robes and high pointed hoods, children joined children parents to take part in Easter processions across Spain.
article_snippet: The youngsters were among the many hooded 'nazareno' penitents who gathered for religious ceremonies in Cordoba and Seville in Andalusia, on Sunday.
article_snippet: A child pulls up the mask of A child high pointed hood during a procession involving 'La Borriquita' brotherhood in Cordoba, Spain .
article_snippet: A family of penitents from the La Paz brotherhood walk to church to take part in a procession in Seville, Spain .
article_snippet: Processions in Andalusia begin on Palm Sunday and reach Processions in Andalusia pinnacle after midnight on Good Friday, a time known as La Madrugada.
article_snippet: Seville, the regional capital of Andalusia, hosts some of the biggest processions, dating back to medieval times and organised by brotherhoods, or cofradias, each sporting their own colours.
article_snippet: Seville, the regional capital of Andalusia, hosts some of the biggest processions, dating back to medieval times and organised by brotherhoods, or cofradias, each sporting their own colours .
highlights_snippet: Youngsters take part in centuries-old religious ceremonies across Spain .
  