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Mecida

Mecida

Lead the float through town

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What it is

You are the capataz: three knocks, lift the float and out into the night. Easy corners, sway on the beat and reach the official route on time.

You are the capataz, the foreman who leads your brotherhood's float, and tonight it goes out into the street. A 3D town at night, lit candles, balconies full of people and a march playing behind you.

THE LIFT

Three knocks of the knocker on the beat and… up she goes! Nail them and the float rises high while the crowd applauds.

NARROW STREETS

Slide your finger sideways to steer the float without scraping balconies, grilles, lamps or cables. At the church door, everyone kneels.

EASY TURNS

At every corner a gold line on the street shows where to start. Hold the arrow button, the float turns by itself, and let go when the arc reaches the gold zone. The cleaner the turn, the better the score.

SWAY ON THE BEAT

In the squares, tap the side that lights up right on the beat of the march to sway the float.

THE FOREMAN'S CRAFT

  • Change bearers when they get tired.
  • The official route has its time: not early, not late.
  • A saeta from a balcony and a rain of petals when the procession goes well.
  • A score when you return: lifts, sway, turns, scrapes, timing and bearers.

8 DAYS AND 4 STYLES

From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, each with its own light: sunset, night, fog and dawn. Seville with bearers hidden under the drapes, Málaga with a great throne, silent Castile and Antigua Guatemala with a sawdust carpet you design.

YOUR BROTHERHOOD

Give it a name, a coat of arms, robes, velvet, flowers and candle wax.

TODAY'S PROCESSION

Every day the same procession for everyone, with a ranking. And share the video of your lift with a link.

Made with respect: invented brotherhoods and images, and marches composed for the game.

Free: Palm Sunday in the Seville style and today's procession. «Complete Holy Week» is a one-time payment, forever: the 8 days, the 4 styles and every float. No ads and no subscriptions.

In English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Italian.

Privacy: https://basel1905.com/mecida/privacy.html

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Frequently asked questions

How to play

You are the capataz. Tap the llamador (the knocker) to lift the float: three knocks and, on the last one, “lift it up!” so the whole crew lifts at once. At the corners, turn the float by circling your finger around it, without rushing. On the swaying stretches, sway the float in time with the march. In narrow streets, steer it without bumping balconies, window grilles, cables or lamps. When the crew gets tired, stop and change the bearers. Reach the official route on time and, back at the church, you get your score, applause and a saeta.

What is free

Palm Sunday in the Seville style, with no ads. “Complete Holy Week” (one-time purchase) unlocks the 8 days, the 4 styles and all the floats. Single embroideries and canopies are extras for your brotherhood.

Restore purchases

If you change phones or reinstall Mecida, go to Settings › Restore purchases with the same Apple ID. Apple will ask for your password.

The daily procession

Every day there is one procession that is the same for everybody: the same float, the same route and the same time for the official route. Your best score of the day stays. To appear in the ranking you choose a nickname; do not use your real name.

Report a name

In the ranking, tap the name and “Report”. It is hidden at once for everybody and we review it.

Share the video of your lift

After the lift, tap “Share video”. In a few seconds you get a link to send by WhatsApp; the page has a “Download video” button. The video is deleted automatically after 30 days.

No music

Check that your iPhone is not on silent (the switch on the side) and that music is on in Settings.

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