Friday, June 29, 2007

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The night of St. John ¿Jokes or vandalism?

The night of St. John is today one of the richest festivals in legends, superstitions and customs that acocha our folklore, our culture. Before being Christianized, was a popular religion, where the evil spirit in the dark acted with malicious purposes, the thoroughfares of a victim. As the fire should be extinguindo, a mocedade forma pandillas que saen a "atrancar as rúas, para que non pase ninguen". Recorren barrios e parroquias entre cantos e berros acompañados polo ruido de tarteiras vellas e outros cacharros. 0 propio da noite era "andar ás cancelas". Pero tampouco quedaban atrás os carros, xugos, chalanas, e mesmamente se metían co gando recollido nas poucas cortes que hai em Ogrobe. Pola maña seguinte era doado ir a busca-la cancela que faltaba do seu sitio. Esa noite todo estaba perdoado e isto xa ven de moi atrás, pois consideran os etnógrafos que se facía como un ritual dos ataques do mal para fomentar o caos e o desorde. Hoxe en día, hai bromas que se escapan do senso lúdico e humorístico e tórnanse in vandalism and dangerous costoso that may cause accidents, fires and even cause death to animals mistreated and put you seen this year, people. Perhaps a bit of imagination to fail, but everything about civic education. This year, says "only" burned a garbage can, two years ago were twelve and one must walk the 500 € that we all pay. And indeed, spent much less animal than other years, thanked the police presence on our streets, but what happened is very serious. Above are underage and little can be done. Someone has to start finding solutions.

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