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Santi Santa Eulalia

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From Tábara a video about the town and traditions.

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From Tábara a video about the town and traditions.

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Made by the students from Tábara

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Descriptions, images and videos to accompany the Tábara interviews

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Descriptions, images and videos to accompany the Tábara interviews

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Please view this along with the interviews or afterwards.

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Raquel chose this map because it has all the foods that are typical from each region of Spain

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Cefe is the director at the Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional de la ciudad de Zamora (similar to a community college). He also teaches professional careers related to Sports (sports trainers, therapy and teachers). He chose sports teams. Zamora is a very active town. Some of the sports that  Zamoranos are into are running, cycling and rowing. It is truly one of the most healthy and sports oriented towns I have ever lived in! Even more than Portland.  Many compete in Triathlons. Sport groups are big here. Just about everyone belongs to one. They support and encourage each other and go to competitions together. Cefe´s group is Trialon Duero. Here is their instagram page:

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Pauli chose the Zangarrón, a masked demon from the pueblo of Sanzoles. A young man of 18 is chosen to dress in this outfit. These happens in January or February. This stems from Pagan traditions, it is to scare away the bad spirits to promote a great growing season and harvest.

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Victor chose the Lobo Ibérico (Iberian wolf). It is a protected animal and there is heated debate between the conservationists and the sheep herders. These wolves often attack livestock, mostly goats and sheep.

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Please refer to "Descriptions, images and videos to accompany the Tábara interviews" for more information in English as most of this video is in Spanish.