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Cagliari May Day festival with the parade of typical Sardinian costumes

Saint Antioco, Sardinia - 04.16.2018: Religious procession of Sant'Antioco

Castilla La Mancha, Spain. It is a tradition in several villages in Spain to go in procession from hermitages located on the outskirts of the towns to the parish church of the village, both during Holy Week and during the patronal festivals. These processions are often significant religious and cultural events, where the community gathers to perform ceremonies, prayers, and expressions of devotion.

Ibiza, Spain - October 8, 2023: Musician in traditional Basque attire playing a flute during a cultural festival in Ibiza Old Town, showcasing vibrant local heritage.

Choir boy with incense burner in holy week

04-22-2023 Alcoy, Spain. Guzmanes squad of women with shields and spears in the Moors and Christians parade

Verín, Spain- April 11, 2011: Close up of traditional standard figure of ancient Verín Carnival, Cigarrón, Ourense province, Galicia, Spain during a parade. Front and rear view, mask, disguise, cowbells and hat.

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Cagliari, Italy - May 1, 2023: Festival of Sant'Efisio in Cagliari, Sardinia. Group of women and men all wearing the traditional costumes of their village.

Sant'Antioco, Sardinia 05.06.2019: Saint Antioco, Sardinia - 04.16.2018: Religious procession of Sant'Antioco

Gualdo Tadino, Umbria, Italy, September 22 -- A couple of beautiful woman wears a medieval dress during a historical reenactment in the small town of Gualdo Tadino in Umbria, central Italy. The Umbria region, considered the green lung of Italy for its wooded mountains, is characterized by a perfect integration between nature and the presence of man, in a context of environmental sustainability and healthy life. In addition to its immense artistic and historical and medieval heritage, Umbria is famous for its food and wine production and for the high quality of the olive oil produced in these lands. Image in high definition quality.

$Ferentillo, Umbria, Italy, Europe: September 14, 2024\nSongs, dances, music and popular cultures at the Interregional Folklore Festival in Ferentillo$

Bells on a traditional basque costume during the carnival party

Castilla La Mancha, Spain. It is a tradition for the queen of the festivities to wait in the parish church for the arrival of the bearers with the figure of the patron Virgin of the town

Devote with pierced bodies attending the Thaimpusam festival celebrated at the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Every year this Hindu festival celebrates that goddess Parvati gave Murugan, the god of War, a spear to defeat demon Soorapadman. During the festival crowds of devotees visit the Batu caves to pray and perform various acts of devotion, from carrying a pot of milk as an offering to the god to piercing their skin and flesh with hooks and small or large spears. Around one million people visit the caves during the festival

Cagliari, Italy – May 01, 2023: Sardinian women dressed in folk traditional costumes, with unique elements representing their area, join the Saint Efisio Feast festival parade

$December 18th 2022, Madrid,Spain: Musicians in traditional clothing carrying a zambomba at Mayor Square in Madrid for Zambomba Festival during Christmas. \n\nIt is a celebration during Christmas which flamenco style carols are sung in the streets of different towns in Spain.The name comes from the typical instrument used at Christmas time, which accompanies popular canticles and Christmas carols since old times.It is a kind of improvised percussive instrument, which used to be made from a clay flowerpot or a paint tin. Over the pot, a piece of leather is stretched and a cane or a stick inserted through the skin. The up-and-down movement of the stick creates the characteristic droning sound of the Zambomba.$

Sagra di San Efisio, unidentified participants procession from Cagliari to Nora, folk costumes from around the island, every year on the 1.-4. may, on may 02, 2008 in Pula, Sardinia, Italy

People in traditional Walser costume during the Feast of St. John in Gressoney-Saint-Jean, a town in the Aosta Valley region, north-western Italy.

Andujar, Jaen Province, Andalusia, Spain. A traditional side saddle on a horse in Spain.

Gualdo Tadino, Umbria, Italy, October 01 -- A scene from the traditional Palio di San Michele Arcangelo (Palio of St Archangel Michael) in the medieval town of Gualdo Tadino, in Umbria. An ancient three-day festival that involves the entire community in a traditional Corteo Storico (Historical and Allegoric Parade) and culminates with a donkey race between the four 'contrade' (districts) of this medieval town. In the photo, a crossbowman in medieval costume makes a shot during the Palio competitions. An important center since Roman times, Gualdo Tadino rises between Foligno and Gubbio along the ancient Flaminia consular road, traced by the Romans. Its history spans the entire Middle Ages and, despite being partially destroyed and sacked several times and placed under the dominion of Perugia, this ancient Umbrian center still retains its medieval charm. The Umbria region, considered the green lung of Italy for its wooded mountains, is characterized by a perfect integration between nature and the presence of man, in a context of environmental sustainability and healthy life. In addition to its immense artistic and historical heritage, Umbria is famous for its food and wine production and for the high quality of the olive oil produced in these lands. Image in high definition format.

Cagliari, Italy – May 01, 2023: Sardinian family dressed in their traditional costumes with unique elements representing the area they come from, join the Saint Efisio Feast festival

Traditional Tyrol band instrument detail close up

$The candlesticks. Sant'Agata is the patron saint of Catania, and her celebrations take place on 3, 4 and 5 February.\nFebruary 5th is the main day of the festival. In fact, on this day,the fercolo, where the bust of the saint is housed, goes around the inside of the city.The streets of Via Etna, the main street, are covered with a thick layer of sawdust, this is because on February 5th, numerous faithful carry a candle in procession, and the dripping wax could ruin the streets and make them dangerous in the days following the festival.\nThe devotees of Sant'Agata wear a white sack and a black headdress (called scuzzitta in dialect) and carry a candle of various sizes on their shoulders. Some candles reach a weight of 50 or 100 kg! The weight of the candle is linked to the sacrifice offered by the faithful to the saint for a grace received or requested.\nAt the head of the procession, we find the candelabra, another iconic symbol of the devotion of the people of Catania towards their saint. It is the third most followed religious holiday in the world.$

Detail of a group of musicians in traditional Sardinian costume while playing launeddas

$Acquasparta, Terni, Umbria, Italy: 11 June 2022\n\nThe drummers in Piazza Federico Cesi where most of the shows will take place for the famous Acquasparta Renaissance Festival$

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