Tobarra, Albacete town that will not change the hour to maintain its traditions | Video

Tobarra (Albacete, Spain), March 30 (EFE), (Camera: Dolores Carcelén).- Tobarra, a town in Albacete that has less than 8,000 inhabitants, will ignore the recommendation to change the time to remain faithful to the tradition of playing the drum, without pause, for 104 hours in a row, as happens every year at Holy Week.

From Holy Saturday to Easter Sunday, all of Spain will adapt to the new schedule, but the Tobarra clocks will remain unchanged to the change so that the 104 hours of drumbeats are fulfilled, which begin on Holy Wednesday and end on Easter Sunday. at midnight.

FOOTAGE OF TOBARRA AND THE NEIGHBORS FULFILLING THE TRADITION OF PLAYING THE DRUM FOR 104 HOURS IN A ROW

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Date: 30/03/2024 14:38 (UTC)
Credit: EFE
Source: EFE
Topic: Arts, culture and entertainment » Customs and tradition
Economy, business and finance » Energy and resource
Human interest » Curiosity
Religion and belief » Religious festival or holiday » Easter
Type: Rough cut
Duration: 110 seconds
Reference: 55013241803
Relevance: Normal