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A Catholic tradition since 1620 where men dressed as devils jump over babies as a cleansing ritual of original sin. It occurs during Corpus Christi, 60 days after Easter. The event is a small village event with limited facilities. Viewing is free, but arriving early is recommended. The festival is culturally significant and has a safety record of no injuries in 400 years. Visitors can combine visits to Burgos and the Camino de Santiago.
A Catholic tradition since 1620 where men dressed as devils jump over babies as a cleansing ritual of original sin. It occurs during Corpus Christi, 60 days after Easter. The event is a small village event with limited facilities. Viewing is free, but arriving early is recommended. The festival is culturally significant and has a safety record of no injuries in 400 years. Visitors can combine visits to Burgos and the Camino de Santiago.
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