 In the latest pilgrim measures, it gathered 30,000 pilgrims in 2009 and over 40,000 in 2010.It is believed that Saint Félix used to live in this hill, thus its current name.In a local myth, that became important for Christianity in the Iberian Peninsula, Félix is thought to have found the body of the first bishop of the Iberian Peninsula, Saint Peter of Rates, in the hilltop while seeing a light every evening.