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U Marranzanno is one of the oldest instruments in history. U Marranzanno is composed with a metal sckeleton that  produces the same shape of the lyre.

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Calogero Gugliotta | Il marranzano siciliano

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U Bummulu is a terracotta vase with handles, similar to an amphora, used to hold wine and water; sicilian used empty as a musical instrument, blowing inside produces a sonorous rumble.

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U Fiscalettu is a typical sicilian flute made of reed.

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U Tambureddu is formed by a circle of wood or metal with different interstices, that have got sheet  in metal or silver . On the circle there is goat's skin,  or synthetic leather

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The typical dress of the woman was a linen skirt, called fadedda, long at the feet and held at the waist by a belt in which were placed a petticoat and a jippuni, also a heavy linen shirt.
around the dress was a colored shawl, held in place by a pin.
over her skirt she wore an apron, while her feet were paired with blue socks and black shoes.
During the mass and in the processions the women combined the faddigghia, that is a black silk cloak that went down from the waist to the feet. Some women had the cativellu 'or amuscinu' a black silk handkerchief that went down from the head to the knee.

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The typical Sicilian costume of the man consisted of black velvet trousers that reached below the knee, with white socks underneath, a red sash at the waist, a white shirt with a black vest and a 'coppola', that is a hat typical of Sicilian folklore

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The tarantella is a dance full of energy, which is characterized by captivating and engaging rhythms, colorful costumes, tambourines and a lot of joy

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Gruppo Folk "I Cariddi" - Tarantella dill'Alligria

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According to Greek mythology, Etna was a giant and one of the Zeus' brothers. Envious of his brother's power, he decided to defeat the king of the gods, building the highest mountain to reach Olympus and take his brother's place. The powerful Zeus, however, did not tolerate the act of rebellion, and as a punishment he hurled a bolt of lightning against the construction of Encedalus, causing its destruction and the burial of the giant under his own construction; as a result, the debris buried the giant. Encedalus remained imprisoned, unable to move under the weight of the rocks and stones. Only his violent incandescent breath came out of the mound, in the form of what we call lava. Until today, according to legend, Encedalus lives under the volcano; its sudden bursts and impulses of anger would correspond to the eruptions and earthquakes of Etna.

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It was born because according to the ancient culture who was bitten or believed to have been bitten by a tarantula resorted to choreo-musical therapies and as a purifying dance the tarantella was born.