There is a summer night that Aliou Diallo never misses: the last night of Salt's main festival. “After a whole day of concerts, at 4 in the morning, the correfoc arrives, led by the Diables d’en Pere Botero, and often some other invited group. The correfoc winds through the town and ends at the church, in the old quarter, with a hot chocolate and a foam party that coincides with sunrise. It is a magical night that we look forward to all year, a night that makes you want to bring people to discover its magic. On this night, the essence of Salt is very much alive,” explains Diallo, who participated in the Salt main festival for the first time when he was 15 years old, as an active member of the scout group, after arriving in Catalonia from the Republic of Guinea at the age of 13.