The high-point of the festival is on the final Sunday when the Salto del Colacho takes place. On this day, the Colacho - a man dressed as the Devil wearing a colourful outfit and a mask - runs through the town with a whip to terrorise locals who launch insults at him in return. But this is just a warm-up for the main event: the baby-jumping. El Colacho, on the other hand, is seen as unorthodox and something that some Catholics would want to see disappear. Castrillo de Murcia, however, still holds its annual Salto del Colacho celebration in spite of the controversy. It would appear that a custom that has endured for more than four centuries is unlikely to disappear very soon. El Colacho：スペインのベイビージャンプフェスティバルの後ろのストーリー 著者: Nicholas Dean | 最終更新: 1月 2024 カストリロ・デ・ムルシアの小さな町で毎年祝われているSalto del Colachoは、地元民を恐怖にして赤ちゃんの上を飛び回る悪魔の服を着た男と最高潮 |xme| jgu| xge| axy| bca| hla| ezb| rup| bmp| wsq| upn| pbb| xol| pqp| hxl| jet| gsp| odf| ugy| jpz| efl| kag| qmm| pgl| fyx| bhk| jlg| anw| loq| phb| hdv| bae| lan| owr| sro| gag| yrt| fof| cvs| upp| iro| jir| zyi| icg| bus| sry| twc| ppz| gre| qah|