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    Kaldereroak This day represents the coming of the caldereros, who are some families and tribes that traveled along Europe repairing frying pans, knives, and all kind of metallic objects. This tradition started 120 years ago, singing songs by the well-known compositor Raimundo Sarriegi. This day, the people go out trhough the street dressed like them, and making noise with frying pan with small hammers.

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    Kaldereroak This day represents the coming of the caldereros, who are some families and tribes that traveled along Europe repairing frying pans, knives, and all kind of metallic objects. This tradition started 120 years ago, singing songs by the well-known compositor Raimundo Sarriegi. This day, the people go out trhough the street dressed like them, and making noise with frying pan with small hammers.

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    Kaldereroak

    Diunggah oleh

    itziaraa
    Kaldereroak This day represents the coming of the caldereros, who are some families and tribes that traveled along Europe repairing frying pans, knives, and all kind of metallic objects. This tradition started 120 years ago, singing songs by the well-known compositor Raimundo Sarriegi. This day, the people go out trhough the street dressed like them, and making noise with frying pan with small hammers.

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    Kaldereroak

    This day represents the coming of the “ caldereros”, who are some families and tribes that traveled
    along Europe. They worked repairing frying pans, knives, and all kind of metallic objects.

    This tradition started 120 years ago, singing


    songs by the well-known compositor Raimundo
    Sarriegi.

    This day, the people go out trhough the steet


    dressed like them, and making noise with frying
    pans with small hammers.

    There are some characters in this tradition, who


    are very beautiful:

    -The Bear: One man goes dressed like a


    bear and goes dancing through the street happily
    -The bear´s minders: He goes behind the
    bear taking care of it.

    KALDERERO
    HUNGARIARREN KORUA
    Zein ederra zein xarmanta
    Donostiko lurra ta hiria
    Herri jator donostiarra
    Agurtuz dugu atsegina.
    Hungariako kalderero gara
    etorririk Donostiara.
    Laister Momok argituko digu
    nahiz eguna nahiz eta gaba.
    Ihauteri alaiaren
    iragarle gu gara. (bis)
    Bai! Atsegina eta algara.
    Aizak ...
    Jozak ...
    Jozak ...
    Zein ederra ......
    Herriz herri gabiltza gu beti
    ederrez begiak aserik bis
    baina inon ez dugu ikusi
    hemen bezain neska ederrik bis
    Gerri mehea eta liraina
    ezpainak gorri eta mardul. bis
    Gure arteko bat bazina
    zuk begiez metala urtu bis
    bai, bai, urtu; bai, bai, urtu.

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