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Fireworks explosion

Posted by papaoso On Julio - 16 - 2009

Philippines Fireworks ExplosionNew Delhi, July 15 .- At least six people died and several were wounded today as a result of an explosion at a factory in eastern Pakistan, reported the private channel “Geo.”

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PYROMUSIKALE was received enthusiastically!

Posted by papaoso On Julio - 15 - 2009

pyroartist-europla-002workb-380pxThree days of and music on the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin: audience (pyro)artists and media from all over the world were excited.

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Spectacular engraellat in Admiral Cadarso

Posted by papaoso On Junio - 15 - 2009

eng02The falla Admiral , associated for these ends with the Friends’ Cultural Association of the and of a very special way with Joan García, realizes from the year 2002 Read the rest of this entry »

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Palmera

Posted by papaoso On Junio - 10 - 2009

46334131a grand firework spectacle of lights and colours that is set off from the Santa Bárbara castle, which signals the start of the burning of the of the city.

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Fuegos artificiales-fireworks displays

Posted by papaoso On Abril - 8 - 2009
Castillo Photo:Josep V. Zaragoza

Castillo Photo:Josep V. Zaragoza

is a land of pyrotechnics. There is barely an event held in this region, whether public or private, a popular celebration or a simple family meeting, that isn’t accompanied by the noise and smell of .

The Fallas, as the prime example of a popular Valencian fiesta, has a highly varied programme of displays: from daytime “mascletàs” (see the section referring to them) to ever-more creative and exciting pyrotechnical shows taking place at , starting from the 15th , in the old Turia riverbed; specifically, between the Puente de la Exposición – called “La Peineta” (The Comb) by locals – and the Puente de las Flores.

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Mascletà Mascletaes (firecrackers)

Posted by papaoso On Abril - 8 - 2009

The mascletà itself is like a concert of : pyrotechnicians carefully study the rhythm of firework sequences, launches and whistles, combining them in a spectacular crescendo that concludes with the “terremoto” (earthquake): hundreds of “masclets” exploding on the ground simultaneously. All of this happens in barely six or seven minutes.

Mascletà fallas photo:ciberfallas.com

Mascletà fallas photo:ciberfallas.com

There is no display comparable to a “mascletà” and the emotions it arouses can only be understood by experiencing it at least once. Read the rest of this entry »

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Despertà

Posted by papaoso On Abril - 8 - 2009
"despertà"

"despertà"

Although written in Valencian, the term is quite explicit: the “despertà” refers to the act of waking up the neighbourhood. How? Very simple: by setting off hundreds of firecrackers first thing in the morning. The “” come out into the streets at dawn, armed with a kind of local firecracker known as “tró de bac”, which has no fuse and is set off by throwing it at the ground, making a very loud bang.

This is a celebration that increasingly enjoys the participation of people unaffiliated with the commissions and which takes place in a permanent atmosphere of fun and noise.

"despertà"

"despertà"

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Cabalgata del Fuego (Fire Parade)

Posted by papaoso On Abril - 8 - 2009

A tremendous celebration of , the spectacular del Fuego ( Parade) takes to the streets of in the evening of 19th .

is the fiesta’s symbolic spirit and the Fallas final destination. So this parade is an of the varied rites and displays from around the world which, use as a basic feature.

Cabalgata del Fuego (Fire Parade)

This is a colourful, noisy event, with floats, giant mechanisms, people in costumes, rockets, , street performances, music… All at nightfall, as the time approaches for the “Ninots” (sculptures) to be consumed by flames.

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