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Η Αυθεντική Παραδοσιακή Μουσική της Κύπρου -  The Authentic Traditional Music of Cyprus

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The traditional way of making grape juice and produce the famous Cypriot wine-KOUMANDARIA

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The traditional way of making grape juice and produce the famous Cypriot wine-KOUMANDARIA

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kONSTANTINOS

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Making sousoukos. A traditional sweet of Cyprus

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Making sousoukos. A traditional sweet of Cyprus

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Myria

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Making sousoukos, a traditional  sweet of Cyprus

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Making sousoukos, a traditional  sweet of Cyprus

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Stefanos

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"Cultural Heritage of our Town" 4th C Adelfia-Italy

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"Cultural Heritage of our Town" 4th C Adelfia-Italy

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One of the oldest traditions of Adelfia is that: during the nine nights that precede the festival of the Victorian Saint Patron, a small band called "U Tambur" plays in the streets.

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Teresa Todaro Classe 4^B - Adelfia - Italy

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In Majorca, after Carnival, we celebrate Ash Wednesday and Lent starts. We have an imaginary character, which also exists in other Catalan-speaking regions, called la Jaia Corema - an old lady with seven legs who hates kids and holds a cod and a grill. Every week, a leg is removed until she has none and that means Easter is close. We tell the younger ones that Jaia Corema brings every week a letter and some presents.

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Haji Bektash Veli Complex

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The Haji Bektash Veli complex(Turkish: Hacıbektaş Külliyesi) is an AleviCultural Monument of the Republic of Turkey, located in Hacıbektaş, Nevshehir province. It was built in the 13th century as a Teqe (dergâh) of the Sufi saint Haji Bektash Veli. After his death, his mausoleum was built here. After the European reforms of the founding father of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and the exodus of the Bektashi order to Albania in 1925, the complex was closed declared as museum in 1964. The khanqa of the complex is thought to be the very first "King type" khanqa in Turkey.

Nowadays it is still visited by hundreds of thousands of Alevis, Bektashis and even Sunnis Muslims from Turkey, Albania and the Turkish diaspora in Europe and the Americas alike. Large festivals are held here every August. Since 2012, the Haji Bektash Veli complex is on the World Heritage Sites Tentative list of the UNESCO.

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Cyprus-The story of Richard the Lionheard in Cyprus-Creaded by students

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Cyprus-The story of Richard the Lionheard in Cyprus-Creaded by students

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Silk is a very important product for Como's economy. There were a lot of silk factories here, in the past. An old factory was destroyed near our school some years ago. It was replaced by a supermarket but a series of display panels show the importance of silk for our town. There is also a Museum of Silk you can visit.

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The "Festa oratorio" is a big party that takes place in July in the oratory of Clusone to celebrate the end of thr CRE. It has been happening for 15 years. During this week people can come here to meet some friends, enjoy typical dishes, and listen to good music by local groups.

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It's celebrated in Clusone every 1st or 2nd Saturday of December. It is an important party. The streets are full of straw, many people walk around the center, and the shops are open late. There are many music shows, street performers, and acrobats. For children, there are roundabouts and carriages. You can eat bread with salami, drink warm drinks, and mulled wine. The event is always a great succes.

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These is a song which women working in Como's silk factories and silk mills used to sing during their hard work. It is sung by Elsa Albonico.

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Here is Spring! Here is Novruz! Happy New Year!

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The Altars of San Giuseppe, in Termoli, the Vetäre de San Gesèppe, are one of the most enthralling popular traditions that are renewed in Termoli. From the afternoon of March 18th until lunchtime the following day, an unbroken procession of people visit altars and tables, set up by local women in houses scattered along the streets of the old town of the city.

Every year the ritual that sees, especially in the old town, a way of families coming from the most distant city neighborhoods is renewed. Each family, after the visit, receives as a gift the "San Giuseppe wheat", a mixture of wheat, cicerchia, barley and boiled corn, flavored with salt and accompanied by a slice of bread, as a symbol of abundance and fruitfulness. In Molise, the tradition of the Altars of San Giuseppe is alive in many places, in some of which, instead of the altars, only a table of food is prepared.

The heart of the tradition is represented by the altar, a real temporary monument erected to the Saint on a base hoisted on two or three steps, in order to make it more visible. Suspended on it a painting depicting the Holy Family. All around the decoration is made with silk blankets, ribbons, lace and tablecloths. On the ground flower pots and sprouted wheat. On the side of the altar the table with all sorts of food: fish, oil, vegetables, fruit, sweets. Strictly excluded fatty foods, such as sausages and cheeses, since we are in Lent. At the table of St. Joseph, first of all the family that organizes it, but also the neighborhood. There must be three large loaves of bread, each of which is designed the stick, the cross and the crown, to represent, in order, Joseph, Jesus and Mary, or the Holy Family.

In the scenic representation an important place have the "virgin girls", girls aged between 5 and 12 years, all dressed in white and with a crown of flowers on their heads. During the phases of adoration, the virgin girls recite and sing hymns, poems and prayers to the Saint. The custom is the typical Christian connotation present in the tradition of the altars that provides a rigorous course of performance: after reception at home and the ritual prayers, you start eating. The lunch consists of 13 dishes that, impossible to consume all, are only tasted.

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Angela Barletta Ostuni (Br) Italy Class 4^ C

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Angela Barletta Ostuni (Br) Italy Class 4^ C

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The skeleton was discovered in October 1991 by the Paleo-ethnologist Donato Coppola in the cave of Santa Maria d ', a few kilometers from the centre of Ostuni. The woman, in the terminal state of the pregnancy, had been carefully placed inside the chasm that opens on the slopes of the hill that dominates Ostuni. The cave, later renamed the "Maternity ", has traces of stratified uses and cults that have been protracted from the Upper Palaeolithic until the seventeenth century. The woman had been resting in a fetal position on her left flank; The arm of this side was folded under the head and the right leaned on the belly, almost to protect his child never born. The composition of the corpse denotes an unusual pietas, probably widespread among the Cro-magnon populations of the area. 1] [2] The radiocarbon analysis, carried out in 1992 by the "Centre des faibles radioactivités" by Gif-sur-Yvette in France, had initially determined that the skeleton was about 24,410 years old. [3] Subsequent studies have established that the woman of Ostuni lived in the period between 27,810 and 27,430 years ago. 4]

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Angela Barletta Ostuni (Br) Italy Class 4^ C

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Angela Barletta Ostuni (Br) Italy Class 4^ C

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The pinch, or, called in its most traditional form pinches pinches, is a popular dance attributed today particularly to Salento, but which was actually practiced until the 1970s of the XX century. In the whole of central-southern Puglia, in Corsica and in Basilicata. It is also ballad in Lower Campania, precisely in Cilento.

It is part of the large family of the tarantellas (but much older than it), as it is used to call that variegated group of dances spread by the modern age in southern Italy.

The pinch, in addition to being played in the festive moments of individual family groups or entire local communities, was also the main accompaniment of the Etnocoreutico rite of the Tarantismo. It, then, was performed by orchestras composed of various instruments-among which emerged the tambourine and the violin for their rhythmic and melodic characteristics-with the aim of "exorcise" the women tarantate and heal them, through the dance that this Frantic music unleashed, by their evil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkpSJBhN_Ps

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Angela Barletta Ostuni (Br) Italy Class IV C

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Angela Barletta Ostuni (Br) Italy Class IV C

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The White City, Ostuni, is dressed in celebration, adorning itself with illuminations in the main streets of the old town, on the occasion of the patron saint's Day in honor of Sant'Oronzo, Bishop Martyr, protector of Ostuni, which is celebrated on Saturday 26 August.

The feast in honor of the saint is an opportunity for the whole city community to live together moments of joy linked to religious devotion and moments of reflection related to the celebrations of those days.

The Knights parade through the streets of the country with their horses.

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Wednesday of Wind. Spring is close.

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Como Rebbio Primary School - Como, Italy

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Como Rebbio Primary School - Como, Italy

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Hello, we are the students of grade fourth. Here you can read the book "Como: stories and legends".

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"Como: stories and legends" - Free Books & Children's Stories Online | StoryJumper

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The Lariosaurus Do you remember Scotland's famous monster, Nessie, which lives in the lake of Loch Ness? Lake Como also has got its monster. It is a g...

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An old fary tale.

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Lu Pane: a song of our traditions (Primary School)

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Sorry for late congratulations on 8, March but my students would like to join them.

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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A race is organized along the streets of the town. The participants are in groups on ancient wooden skiis. Each group must wear the same uniform of the same theme.

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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Every October we organize a non-competitive march that starts from the oratory and goes through all of the streets of the town. It is attended by families, young people, and the elderly.

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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The Agricolture Fair

In September in the sports field you can see many animals: cows, bulls, sheep, goats, horses,and rabbits. There is a beauty contest, and the winners are rewarded with medals and sums of money.

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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Francesca Rota Clusone (BG) Italy class 4^ A

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Carnival

Every year in Clusone in February, there are allegorical floats and a parade of masked children.

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We are celebrating Wednesday of Fire. Welcome Spring! Welcome Novruz!

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I.C. "Pascoli Forgione" -San Giovanni Rotondo

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I.C. "Pascoli Forgione" -San Giovanni Rotondo

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Our traditional folk dances performedby the school Folk Group LI Zampitt'.

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Gruppo Folk degli alunni dell'Istituto Comprensivo "Pascoli - Forgione" di San Giovanni Rotondo (FG). Balli: Quadriglia, Frizzicarolo, Tarantella.

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On the  8th of March we celebrate Women's day. Our all best wishes to you, Dears.

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"Palio del Baradello"

It is a medieval manifestation that takes place every year since 1981.
It goes back to 1159, when Como turned to Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor, also known as Frederick Barbarossa ( Redbeard), to ask him to put an end to the tyranny of Milan. This alliance became an important moment that needed to be celebrated with festivities, games, tournaments and banquets. The same that relives today!
The symbol of the Palio is Baradello Castle, the “stone sentinel” that stands on the hills of Spina Verde ( a large green area surrounding Como), erected for the defense of Como in 1156, with the permission of Barbarossa.

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Villa Pliniana

Beyond its sparkling waters Lake Como gives rise to a peculiar sense of disquiet.
This gothic mood inspired film director Mario Soldat whose movie "Malombra" (1942), from Antonio Fogazzaro 's first novel (1881), takes place at the Villa Pliniana, in Torno, near Como.
The palace, built in 1573 and celebrated for the Pliniana fountain, that opens into the rocky wall, hosted in the centuries Leonardo, Napoleon, Foscolo.
It is also well known for its legends.
Ghosts are supposed to inhabit the Villa since the first owner, count Anguissola, was killed.
However, the gothic atmosphere  of the Pliniana is increased by the magic environment that surrounds the place.

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St John Baptist's Day on Comacina Island.

Once a powerful settlement in the middle of Lake Como, Comacina Island is famous for its fireworks display on St John Baptist's Day.
The event çcommemorates the destruction of the only island of the Lake in 1169 by the inhabitants of Como town in retaliation for its pact with Milan during the Ten Years' War.
No one could live there for centuries under the threat of an anathema of Como's archbishop Vidulfo.
Celebrations feature a parade of boats lighted by thousand of snail shells made into tiny oil lamps.
Most of the events ( a procession, the race with traditional Lucia boats) take place in Ossuccio and on the lake around Comacina Island.
Once a year a Mass is celebrated amid the remains of the Basilica of Sant'Eufemia.

This is the island at sunset reflected into the water of Lake Como, drawn by Nora, grade 4th.

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Hi, everybody. So February is over. Here is March. Here is Spring with lots of holidays in Azerbaijan. The most spectacular and favourite one is Novruz with its preparations and ceremonies. Enjoy the video about Novruz holiday in Azerbaijan.