• Author: The Virgin is a work made by Luis Álvarez Duarte, 1977, and the images are by Saint John and Saint Mary Magdalene is made by Miguel Ángel González Jurado, 1995.

• Processional Pass: It is made in silvergold work by Marín (1995-97), with the candelabrums and 116 pieces. The canopy is in red velvet with silver nickel, inside the drops are by Marín (1995-97); the cloak is in black velvet with the golden embroiders of the XIX Century. The eight relic keepers (1995 and 1999), are in silver, and they keep the Carmelites' relics. The saya (dress of the Virgin) with deep red embroiders are made in the XIX Century, embroidered by Francisco Pérez Artés in 1992. The crown is in silver overgilted with a basket of the XVIII Century and by Zamorano and Manuel Valera (2003). The golden embroiders are made in the XVIII Century in white natural silk (1998). The clothes are made in the XIX Century, made in silk, with white golden embroiders and with stars in the rear side (1998). The chest cross, of Mgr. Infantes Florido, a cordovan Bishop, was donated in 1995 to the Brotherhood. The tunic and the cloak of Saint John has the embroiders of the XIX Century, made by Francisco Pérez Artés (1996); the tunic of the Magdalene is in blue velvet with silver embroiders, XIX Century and the cloak is in silk, golden, embroidered by Rosado Borja in 2004. The nimbus, in silver are by Marín (1995) and the oil bottle in silver, by Damián Castro, made in XVIII Century. The wax of the candelabrums of the canopy, bring the shield of the Brotherhood, the ancient Brotherhood of Immaculate Conception, the Bishop in the previous round the Marys, and the four candles on the base of the Carmen Calced, Parish of Saviour and Saint Dominic of Silos and the Abbot of Holy Cross in Gerusalemme in Rome.

• Bearers (Costaleros): 30.

• Tunics: A tunic with tail and the coverface in black and the belt in abaca.

• Candles: White colour.

• Flowers: White carnations.

• Foreman: Luis Miguel Carrión Huertas.

• Music: “Cantabile” Choir, interpreting sacred songs of the XVII Century.

Outstanding Badges.

• Guide Cross by Zamorano, 1996, with the stick and embroiders by Mateo Martínez, XVIII Century.

• Brotherhood Banner with the embroiders made by Piedad Muñoz, on purple velvet (1985).

• Simpecado (Conceived Without Sin) made by Francisco Pérez Artés in 1998 with the embroiders of the XVIII Century and the oil by Luis López de Pereda on blue velvet.

Places recommended.
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