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Jumping Over Babies Are More Safer Than You Think

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Jumping Over Babies Are More Safer Than You Think

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In Spain, they believe jumping over babies  ensures infants a safe passage throughout life and protects them from evil demons and sickness.

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"Devils" Jumping Over The Rows of Babies

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"Devils" Jumping Over The Rows of Babies

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Baby-jumping festival in Spain - Lonely Planet travel video

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In a spanish village of Spain, Castrillo de Murcia, where the babies will have to lay on the street.

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60 days after Easter every year.

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Men dress up as devils and leap over the new-borns.

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They believe by doing this, it will cleanse the original sins of the new-borns.

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El Colacho is a baby jumping festival which dates to 1620 as part of the local Corpus Christi celebrations. Men in the village of Castrillo de Murcia near Burgos dress up as devils and leap over new-borns as a bizarre way of cleansing them from original sin.