Carthagineses

In the Carthaginians and Romans festival, Carthaginian groups are called “troops.” There are 25 in total, and they are organized as non-profit associations. Each troop has a designated area in the Carthaginian street section of the festival camp. The troops are divided into:

Tropas de la Madre Carthago:

• Caballeros e Isis de Carthago.
• Conquistadores de Iberia y Fundadores Bárcidas.
• Lanceros Hoplitas Libios.
• Navegantes de Bomílcar.
• Tropas de Adherbal.
• Tropas de Himilcón.
• Tropas de Tiro.

Pueblos Ibéricos:

• Caballería Lusitana.
• Honderos Baleares.
• Guerreros de Uxama.
• Guerreros Ilergetes de Indíbil.
• Mercenarios Celtas.
• Mércenarios Iberos.
• Mercenarios de Lobetania.
• Reino de Tartessos.

Ciudadanos de Qart-Hadasht:

• V Colinas de Quart Hadast.
• Guardia de Tanit.
• Mastienos.
• Principes de Mastia y Caballería Númida.
• Tropas de Asdrúbal.
• Tropas de Aníbal.
• Tropas de Baal-Hammón.
• Tropa de Magón.
• Quart-Hadast.
• Mercaderes de Abdera.

The Council of Centunviros is the name given to the Board of Directors composed of the 25 Carthaginian troops, known as the Carthaginian Council. It is led by President-Suffete María Dolores Pérez from the troop Tropas de Aníbal, and its organization is flexible, adapting to the needs and demands of organizing the various Carthaginian events and parades.

The main adult characters portrayed by the Carthaginian side are General Hannibal, represented by Julio Guillamón, and his wife, Princess Himilce, represented by Esther Escolar, both members of Honderos Baleares. The child Carthaginian characters are Daniel Muñoz Álvarez as Child General Hannibal and Aroa Pinedo Lafuente as Child Princess Himilce.