It appears the traditions include at least three days, usually Friday and the weekend included, to celebrate and execute everything that must be executed...

People go on the streets, to take part of the traditional folklore dances, of course, with folklore costumes.

Some parts of those could be purchased right there on the streets.

As I had some time between to events, let me show you more of that lively village.

The local school facade, the central village square where the dances are about to happen, and all the preparations around.

Fun fact - in this part of the world, it is accustomed for the professional drivers to put their names behind the windscreen, in the form of a license plate.

In this case, the name of the drives is "Mussa".

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