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mollybeenoel · 26 days ago
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illustratus · 25 days ago
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The Priestess of Bacchus by John Collier
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notafunkiller · 8 months ago
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Sebastian Stan arriving ahead of the 77th Cannes film festival
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europeposts · 4 days ago
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Oktoberfest Beer Festivals, Munich, Germany: Germany… A big country known for big engines, big castles, and even bigger beers. Beers, in fact, that they’ve been drinking in Germany longer than almost anyone else in the world... Oktoberfest is the world's largest Volksfest, featuring a beer festival and a travelling carnival, and is held annually in Munich, Bavaria, from mid- or late-September to the first Sunday in October. The annual event attracts more than seven million international and national visitors at its peak. Wikipedia
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thesleeptokenarchive · 6 months ago
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On This Day: July 18 2023
The beloved drummer of the collective, II, posted on this day a drum cam of the song 'Higher'. Thus ended their appearance at the 28th Full Force Festival in Gräfenhainichen, Germany on June 24 2023. This was a part of Sleep Token's United Kingdom & Europe Summer Rituals tour in 2023. [IG]
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marsuro · 2 months ago
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Wordtober day 12: Taa (Swahili)
Lights/lanterns! Zoro getting lost on his bday in Utrecht while it’s St. Maarten
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gemsofgreece · 9 days ago
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Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) in Athens during the Christmas holidays.
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aurora-daily · 5 months ago
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AURORA @ Roskilde festival by Francesca Garattoni for Vez magazine // 05.07.2024 // Roskilde, Denmark
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pol-ski · 1 year ago
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Ogrodzieniec Early Medieval Festival, Poland
© Aleksander Gabrysiak
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21-roses-a-day · 2 years ago
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SABRINA CARPENTER during her set at Lollapalooza Stockholm in Sweden. 29th June, 2023 ©: Julien Angelini (1,5,6) & Rebecca Holly (2) © (on twitter): birchedvin (3) & bowershewson (4)
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feuilletourne-sir20 · 7 days ago
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Tournefeuille, autoportrait dans la boule de Noël
Tournefeuille, self-portrait in the bauble
by sir20 for feuilletourne-sir20
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mollybeenoel · 27 days ago
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illustratus · 4 days ago
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fioweress · 8 months ago
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sonyaheaneyauthor · 3 months ago
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At the KaZantip musical festival, 1998. Crimea, Ukraine.
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useless-catalanfacts · 1 year ago
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One of the figures in Catalan traditional festivities like festes majors are these big-headed characters. They are called different names depending on the area: cabeçuts, capgrossos, cabuts, cabets, caparrots, nanos or nanets. All these words derive from the concepts of "big head" or "short person", since that's their most iconic characteristic.
They're hollow paper-mache figures where the dancer puts their head in, and sees through the figure's mouth. They dance usually cheerful songs and greet the people who are watching, particularly children.
The figures can represent stereotypical people from the town (a school child, a rich man, a priest, a farmer, a heiress, etc), local historical or legendary people (nobles, pirates, etc), or just silly people. In some places, if someone from the town/city becomes famous or does something very good for the town, people can choose to make a capgròs that represents them.
If I'm not mistaken, this figures also exist in Basque culture, where they are called buruhandiak or kilikiliak (am I right, @beautiful-basque-country?)
Video by Agrupació de Balls Populars de Sitges taken in the national meet-up of cabeçuts from around Catalonia.
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