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Ufaaaaaaaaaaa.... acho que agora vai....
Vídeo da Flor de Fita!!
"Que seja doce..."
Música - Deva Premal, "Sammasati"
Álbum "The Essence"
One of the first things noticed when approaching the church Senhor do Bonfim ( Salvador, Brazil) - thousands of colored ribbons tied to the fencing surrounding the Bonfim. Each one of these ribbons represents a wish or an intense plea for dreams, love, success, health, peace, energy…. A 200-year-old tradition that again, blends the African faith with Catholicism as superstition and miracle granting powers entwine. The fita or “the measure” acquired its name because at 47cm its size corresponds to the length of the right arm on the statue of Senhor do Bonfim which resides on the altar of the church.
The ribbons are a myriad of colors and have the words “Lembrança do Senhor do Bonfim da Bahia”, or in remembrance of the savior of Bahia written on them. The original fitas were made of silk and written on by hand in silver. These fitas were draped around the neck and adorned with medallions and holy depictions. Nowadays the ribbons are worn as a good luck charm petitioning for miracles big or small.
A luz do meu quarto - como sempre- não estava muito boa, but............
Eu quase não estou fotografando essas semanas :/ preciso mudar isso!!!!!!!!!
essas fotos me lembraram hairaroundtheworld que eu nunca lembro de postar e ja tenho algumas acumuladas :/
obrigadisssimo por todos os comentarios, fav, visitas e adcs <333
Guarda, Centre, Portugal
La fin des études au Portugal est célébrée par de grands festivals étudiants traditionnels, les fameux « Brûlure des rubans ». Ces festivals d’une semaine ont généralement lieu en mai et comprennent des défilés colorés, des concerts de fado, des fêtes en plein air et des défilés où les diplômés brûlent symboliquement leurs rubans de professeurs.
Ici: deux de trois amis qui ont fait les études d'informatique!
Guarda, Centre, Portugal
La fin des études au Portugal est célébrée par de grands festivals étudiants traditionnels, les fameux « Brûlure des rubans ». Ces festivals d’une semaine ont généralement lieu en mai et comprennent des défilés colorés, des concerts de fado, des fêtes en plein air et des défilés où les diplômés brûlent symboliquement leurs rubans de professeurs.