VOICED : A golpe de nabos expulsan al mal en Espana

The video explores a unique ritual in Piornal, Spain, where locals symbolically expel evil to welcome prosperity. This tradition, held annually on January 19 and 20, involves throwing turnips at Jarramplas, a character representing a cattle thief. The ritual is both a cultural celebration and a symbolic act to ensure a good harvest. Participants wear protective armor, and embodying Jarramplas is considered an honor, with a long waiting list for future participants.

What is the primary purpose of the ritual in Piornal?

• To honor the town's founder

• To ensure a prosperous year

• To celebrate a local hero

• To commemorate a historical event

What do the locals throw at Jarramplas during the festival?

• Tomatoes

• Oranges

• Apples

• Turnips

Who does Jarramplas represent in the tradition?

• A Roman soldier

• A cattle thief

• A mythical creature

• A local farmer

What instrument does Jarramplas play during the event?

• A guitar

• A drum

• A trumpet

• A flute

How long is the waiting list to play the role of Jarramplas?

• 15 years

• 5 years

• 21 years

• 10 years