Iglesia Matriz de Nuestra Señora de la Concepción

The Iglesia Matriz de Nuestra Señora de la Concepción stands at the town’s centre as its main parish church. Its entrance gate carries a metal finial. This small sculptural detail draws attention and has become a recognisable symbol of the church. The finial inspired Pepe Dámaso’s exhibition, shown inside the church. El ángel de la puerta connected that gate ornament with mixed-media works in the nave. José Juan del Rosario documented parish devotion through photography. The church also hosted a presentation about parish marriage records and local history. Baptisms, weddings and regular masses connect the building with everyday community life. Religious practice, artistic work and parish documentation share this central architectural setting. Its location places worship and cultural events beside the town’s daily life. The entrance therefore links metal craftsmanship with generations of parish tradition. The doorway connects exhibitions, photographs and marriage records with the church’s continuing religious role. The church remains a visible parish centre in the heart of town.