This article analyses the festivity of Virgen de La Tirana from a geographical point of view, through its constituent elements, with emphasis on the registration and cadastre of the religious dance venues. The present case exposes a highly conglomerated and co-locali-zed distribution pattern, mainly represented by the social relations contained within the Religious Dances Camp. Its size is expressed and stands out the different functionalities of the tirane & ntilde;o religious space, as well as the sacred-profane delimitations that are con-tained therein. Emphasizing the daily, public and private spaces, it's concluded that the composition and spatial location of La Tirana is completely linked to the exercise of the faith of the dancing groups, typical of their historical and identity plasticity. Through various practices, analysis in GIS software and interviews with the community, multi-lo-calized sites are plotted beyond the neuralgic centre of the temple.