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Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Some local colour in the form of a magazine for those who can/cannot attend:
http://www.azaharacomunicacion.com/w...monte_2014.pdf |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Thanks Carol
Hopefully we will be there Kath |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
when is this carnival ?
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Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Originally Posted by acko
(Post 11141385)
when is this carnival ?
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Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Originally Posted by acko
(Post 11141385)
when is this carnival ?
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Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Originally Posted by BILL AND CLAIRE
(Post 11141682)
Sat the 8th march..Well worth a visit...........:thumbsup:
It actually started last night [Friday} at the Theatre. Plaza Lalota Cultural Association have events on starting Saturday at 1pm thats today and each day for the next week |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Originally Posted by Carol&John
(Post 11140621)
Some local colour in the form of a magazine for those who can/cannot attend:
http://www.azaharacomunicacion.com/w...monte_2014.pdf Does anybody know, please, whats involved on the last 2 days 8 & 9 Marzo on the agenda on page 30? Thanks Jon |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Here's a video of last year's Domingo de Piñatas (the first Sunday following Ash Wednesday (Miércoles de Ceniza) - I wonder if any sweets were to be given up for Lent? ;)) filmed in the "carpa" or tent outside the Teatro Cardenio (located in front of the Central Market.)
http://vimeo.com/60211350 The "revoltijo" appears to be a fried potato/?scrambled egg offering free to anyone. Stop by a cafe and watch what happens. So, in answer to your question, Jon, the "Piropo a mi Pueblo" on the 8th March is, I'm guessing, an eulogy to Ayamonte. A "piropo" is a compliment ("sweet talk"). Taking place at Paseo de la Ribera, and any fundraising collection will go towards the charity Cáritas. The 9th March is the Fifth (V) edition of the Revoltijo (see above), t be followed by a prizegiving ceremony for best act/costume/parade. |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Originally Posted by Carol&John
(Post 11151898)
Here's a video of last year's Domingo de Piñatas (the first Sunday following Ash Wednesday (Miércoles de Ceniza) - I wonder if any sweets were to be given up for Lent? ;)) filmed in the "carpa" or tent outside the Teatro Cardenio (located in front of the Central Market.)
http://vimeo.com/60211350 The "revoltijo" appears to be a fried potato/?scrambled egg offering free to anyone. Stop by a cafe and watch what happens. So, in answer to your question, Jon, the "Piropo a mi Pueblo" on the 8th March is, I'm guessing, an eulogy to Ayamonte. A "piropo" is a compliment ("sweet talk"). Taking place at Paseo de la Ribera, and any fundraising collection will go towards the charity Cáritas. The 9th March is the Fifth (V) edition of the Revoltijo (see above), t be followed by a prizegiving ceremony for best act/costume/parade. Jon |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
:D:D piropero=Jon.
Photos anyone? |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Originally Posted by Carol&John
(Post 11157388)
:D:D piropero=Jon.
Photos anyone? |
Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
On cue Bryony!:thumbup: Thank you!
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Re: Ayamonte Carnaval 2014
Very good pics.
Thanks. |
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