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Toni Costa Promises Mimi Ortiz a Future Celebration at Valencia's Fallas Festival

Dancer Toni Costa expresses commitment to partner Mimi Ortiz as he enjoys the traditional mascletas in Spain.
Toni Costa, a Spanish dancer and former judge on the dance competition show Mira quién baila (MQB), has promised his partner, Mimi Ortiz, that they will celebrate together at the renowned Fallas Festival in Valencia next year.

Currently in Valencia, Costa is not only visiting family but is also participating in the local tradition known as mascletas, which features daily fireworks displays from March 1 to March 19, coinciding with the festival festivities.

The Fallas Festival, celebrated in various parts of Valencia, traditionally involves the creation and burning of large puppets, or ‘fallas’, accompanied by a series of pyrotechnic performances.

Costa attended a mascleta event held in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, where he expressed his enthusiasm, declaring it one of the best experiences he has had with the fireworks.

In a social media post, Costa stated, "¡Impresionante! De las mejores mascletas que he vivido.

Gracias Valencia por darme tanta felicidad.

Mimi mi amor, prepárate que el otro año que viene aquí estarás," which translates to, "Impressive! One of the best mascletas I have experienced.

Thank you, Valencia, for bringing me so much happiness.

Mimi, my love, get ready because next year you'll be here."

Ortiz, a model and dancer, quickly responded to Costa's post, expressing her eagerness for the following year: "My love, I can’t wait for March 2026 to live that together."

The couple has been in a long-distance relationship for just over three months, as Costa resides in Miami, USA, while frequently traveling back to Spain to visit his mother.

Their public exchanges reflect a commitment to nurturing their relationship despite the distances involved.
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