As every year for generations on Lavellese people waiting with great enthusiasm the arrival of the carnival, all this enthusiasm and joy to finally live the carnival has been the occasion for the creation of a song that tells exactly step by step the typical evening Saturday's carnival night.
So the Association Let's make Sink (socio-cultural association) that
For several years now follow Mardi Gras festival kicks has decided to finally give it a hymn to this annual event.
U carnval, so headline the song that first of all the aim of
identify the lavellese carnival wherever it is heard and danced, and
to give continuity to a very old tradition and deeply rooted in the people of
this country, especially among the younger generation.
They are in fact precisely the latter that impatient waiting for the carnival
illoro to wear traditional costume and to finally
dancing dancing ... those old rhythms with new and modern types of dances maybe
with the hope that the carnival can last ... why not for all year. The song is followed by a video where alternate with extraordinary harmony the old and the new.
Tradition has it that the groups are masked, with the typical costume, preferably black color Domino as tradition and as evidenced by ancient texts, but also red or blue color.
The groups turning in the village stop dancing in feasts, dance halls erected for the occasion, and so with dancing and singing young and less young people spend all night in joy.
The song is written and sung by Mauro Vulpio conusciutissimo
songwriter lavellese that involves everyone with its carnival rhythms and beyond. Her figure is always present in the video surrounded by masked actors and dancers that make us live in five minutes of music that has been and what will be ...