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Record-breaking! Monumental carnival float in Valletta stands tall with ten figures towering over 15 feet
This carnival float was done by the TotoPerzuta Carnival company.

Lyndsey Grima

As Carnival activities are still in full swing, Malta Records has just announced a carnival-related national record like no other!

The spotlight shines on a Section A triumphal float, standing tall with ten figures towering over 15 feet (4.6m) in stature. This impressive creation is a testament to the immense talent within the TotoPerżuta Carnival company.

The float, now proudly on display in Valletta’s ditch, beckons Carnival goers and fanatics to marvel at the craftsmanship and dedication poured into its construction. It's a reminder not only of the Carnival company's creativity but also the vibrant spirit of celebration and artistry that thrives in Malta.

Locals and tourists are encouraged to seize the opportunity to witness this record-breaking spectacle, an embodiment of passion and skill that enriches the cultural landscape of Malta.

Have you visited any Carnival activities this year?

12th February 2024


Lyndsey Grima
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