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Samuel Quintero
It has been  very important tradition in buñol since 1944 it is not known this event originated , a very popular theory says that it frome a riot that ocurred and in which the governement adviser was attacked with tomatoes

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Juan Ángel
Religious ceremony, traditional ritual, and  horrific madness are all terms that describe the horrific act performed annually by thousands of Indian locals. The baby throwing ritual is an act in which infants are dropped from a 15-meter platform onto a cloth held by both Muslim and Hindu men.

This act has been rooted in the culture of southern Indian culture for about 700 years. Its obscurity, however, has been revealed only recently as it made its way into the world of social media. The act is believed to have come to notice when one of the men who participated in the ritual recorded a video in 2009.

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me encanta el bicho.

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Famadihana is a funeral tradition of the Merina group in Madagascar. Also known as the return of death, people bring the bodies of their deceased from family crypts, Enveloping them with new mortajas and then starting a procession with live music and dances with the corpses around the tumbas.1​

The tradition of the Famadihana seems to be of recent origin, having its origins very around the seventeenth century, being able to be an adaptation of the trad.

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Baby Tossing is an Indian Ritual followed in certain parts of India where infants under the age of 2 years, are shaken by the priest and then dropped from a 30 to 50 feet shrine or mosque. While the origins of it is not known clearly,[1] this ritual is now celebrated in the first week of December.[2] It is practiced by Hindus and Muslims in rural regions of Maharashtra and Karnataka states in India. Example: Baba Umer Dargah and Digambareshwara Temple in Nagrala village. Every year two hundred families participate and over two hundred infants are tossed from a heigh.

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According to the children's rights groups which hace put an end to the practice of Baby tossing ritual which not only sounds cruel but falso true. In this ritual of Baby tossing at the time of annual events celebrated in temples the babies or the infants are thrown or dropped by a priest and then caught in a blanket by the viewers standing down. Shouting, weeping babies are dropped from several meters into the air, and there are a group of 14 to 15 men standing right below, holding a blanket that breaks the baby's fall. Once the child bounces on the blanket, men surrounding there or who are placed in charge hand over the babies to the readly waitng mother. And it really takes a long time for the child to come out or to recover from this trauma or shock of what has happened to it.

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The BABY TOSSING festival consists of a baby launch ritual that not only sounds cruel but also true. This event is held in temples the babies are thrown to the priest and then trapped in a blanket by viewers standing up. The babies scream and cry. they are thrown into the air, and there are a group of 14 and 15 men standing just below holding a blanket that breaks the baby 's fall.

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la tomatina is a festival that takes place in the valencian municipality of buñol it is alwarys celebrated on the last wednesday of august, within the week of buñol festivities and consists of the participants throwing tomatoes at each other.

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Micolta

La Tomatina is a festival that is celebrated in the Valencian municipality of Buñol Spain. It is always celebrated on the last Wednesday of August, within the week of Buñol festivities and consists of the participants throwing tomatoes at each other.

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treats to launch babies parst of india follow this ritual because they belive that doing so is good for the health and well being of the child.

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Some families in rural India both Hindus and Muslims  are willing to let their babies be tossed off the roof of a shrine, to be caught in a stretched bedsheet about 30 feet below. ... When they did so, the story goes, the babies were miraculously cradled to safety in a hammock-like sheet that appeared in midair.

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The Baby Tossing ritual has been practiced for over seven hundred years. It began during the times when the infant mortality rate was high and there was a lack of medical advances. The ritual began as a resolution for the lack of understanding of the cures for ailing and dying children and people of the regions belief and faith in the Almighty and priest.

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The tomato festival for my opinion is that it is based on a group of people who have fun and try to hang out by using an object that is the tomato to do crazy things or to throw each other, this is done in the month of August that It is made in Spain.

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Baby tossing  JUAN JOSE ORTIZ

The ritual, long popular in Maharashtra and Karnataka States, dates back almost 700 years, to a time when infant mortality was high, medical knowledge was scant and families had few places to turn for help.

Legend has it that a saint advised people whose babies were dying to build a shrine and drop the ailing infants from the roof to show their trust in the almighty. When they did so, the story goes, the babies were miraculously cradled to safety in a hammock-like sheet that appeared in midair.

From then on, prayers for the birth of a healthy baby in the region have included a promise to toss the baby as an offering to the god who granted the prayers. Villagers believe that the ritual brings the child long life and good luck, and maintain that it does no harm.

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The pitched battle of ripe tomatoes will take place, therefore, this Wednesday, August 29, starting at 11 am in the People's Square with the traditional carcass shot;  It lasts one hour, so it will end at 12 noon on the same day.

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