Pyrotechnics refers to the art and science of using controlled chemical reactions to produce specific effects, typically involving combustion, explosions, or the release of gases and heat. It encompasses the creation and display of fireworks, flares, and other visual effects, often used in entertainment, celebrations, and theatrical productions. Pyrotechnics involves careful planning and safety measures due to the inherent risks associated with handling explosive materials. The field requires knowledge of chemistry, engineering, and safety protocols to ensure the visual effects are both spectacular and safe for spectators.
Valencia's March celebrations feature the iconic mascletà, a thunderous pyrotechnic display drawing global crowds. This year's event was kick-started by Pirotecnia Alto Palancia's "Valientes," delivering an electrifying performance despite looming…