BGuthrie Photos: Smithsonian Folklife Festival (2016)

Smithsonian Folklife Festival (2016):

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Description of Pictures: Including entertainment by the Gauden Bat Dancers and David Romtvedt & Caitlin Belem.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. FOLK_160630_022.JPG: Gauden Bat Dancers
2. FOLK_160630_072.JPG: Apparently it's hard to put these costumes on. He needed four others to help attach the cone things.
3. FOLK_160630_085.JPG: Joaldunak The iconic Joaldunak procession, rooted in pre-Christian ritual and now heralding the arrival of Carnaval, is performed in two villages in northern Nafarroa: Ituren and Zubieta. The men, and now women, wear elaborate costumes including a conical hat decorated with multicolored ribbons and feathers, large sheepskins, and four copper bells -- two large and two small -- tied securely to the joaldun's back. The processions take place over two days, the Monday and Tuesday after the last Sunday in January. The processors walk with a rhythmic step, making the bells on their backs resound. The hartza, a bear character, and the shepherd liven up the celebration and keep order. Although the origin of the procession is unknown, it is closely linked to the identity and cultural heritage of these two villages, where everyone participates in the food, music, and revelry.
4. FOLK_160630_151.JPG: David Romtvedt & Caitlin Belem
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