I replaced another video with this one because of the enthusiasm.
In the other video, the first float was the Last Supper, and the second float was the BVM. For that video I explained costumes. Men in hatted costumes are called Nazarenos or penitentes – the penitent ones. They are members of various brotherhoods and dress in capirote, which is a Catholic, cone-shaped, pointed hat from the Spanish Inquisition (start 1478).
Catholicism is a symbol-rich religion that activates all five senses. Where is the king of Spain?
https://south.tours/magazine/semana-santa-in-malaga-facts-costumes-and-traditions/
In the other video, the first float was the Last Supper, and the second float was the BVM. For that video I explained costumes. Men in hatted costumes are called Nazarenos or penitentes – the penitent ones. They are members of various brotherhoods and dress in capirote, which is a Catholic, cone-shaped, pointed hat from the Spanish Inquisition (start 1478).
Catholicism is a symbol-rich religion that activates all five senses. Where is the king of Spain?
https://south.tours/magazine/semana-santa-in-malaga-facts-costumes-and-traditions/
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