Helaas begon de finale van deze Mascleta te vroeg - 3 maart Fallas 2023:
Thanks for posting your video of this mascletà! It was certainly a remarkable mascletà that will be remembered, all be it for the "wrong" reasons! (We discussed/analysed this mascletà in
this topic, although it is in Dutch.)
There is always a chance with a fireworks show that due to ambers (or other burning parts of the fireworks effects) that a certain part of the fireworks will light up unintentionally. With all the lines in a mascletà (and all the fuse that is being used) there is even a bigger chance of parts going off, before they were intended to go. With the mascletà of Pirotecnia Dragón, it seems that from the "middle-part" (the 'regular'/'delayed' lines with truenos), a 'section' gets lighted too early, which results in the pyrotechnic (behind the electrical firing system) pressing too early for the finale to go off. This also seems to be caused by Pirotecnia Dragón connecting all the lines in every 'section' ("retencion") in a unconventional way. Ambers or other burning parts lighting up fireworks of the display ('that were not intended to go off yet'), could always happen!
The thing is, that if 'Dragòn' their mascletà in the 'regular/right/common' way, this ending wouldn't have happened. Yes, it still would have caused a "messy" middle part which would also be "far from perfect", but it would've prevented part of the mascletà still firing after the finale/"terremoto" has ended, which is one of the "worst mistakes" that you could make with a mascletà.
So yes, very sad for the guys from Pirotecnia Dragón, but they could've influnced the final result (and overall feeling) if they had fused/connected the mascletà in the "right" way! (So in the end it's a combination of 'bad luck' and also 'making a mistake', so they are partially to be blamed for the end-result.)
EDIT:
At (roughly) 02:54min at
this video, you can see that the left halve of the middle section of the mascleta ("el dessarrollo" or "el cuerpo") lights up too quickly due to some burning/exploding part igniting it at the 3rd 'retencion', while the "right-halve" (at the perspective in the video) only still is at the beginning of the '2nd retencion'. Normally all the lines of every 'retencion' ("section") are connected with a single fuse stretching the whole widt, to (in case of something going "wrong") synchronize them every time, but for some reason Pirotecnia Dragón decided to split the "middle section" in "2 halves" with the connecting fuses and therefore the "right-halve" did not synchronise with the "left-halve" and the pyrotechnic probably focused on the "nearest halve" being finished and pressed the buttons of the firing system "too early", not knowing/seeing that the other halve still had almost a whole section to go, ending up in the situation that the "regular lines" were still going off, while the finale was already gone.
Sorry for the very long explanation! I sometimes get carried away when I start typing and keep on going for a long time!