The most anticipated evening of October for boys, girls and geeks has arrived. Finally they will be able to abandon their usual outfits and dress up in masks, costumes, wigs and makeup to embody the most feared… and fun fantastic characters. On the day of 31 Octoberadopting the Anglo-Saxon custom, part of them, once characterized, will knock on the doors waiting to be received with candiesand they will play I cheat the deal.
It is not very risky to predict that this year there will be an increase in those who want to enjoy this festival, especially after the success last year of the Halloween Parade held last year that brought together a large and mysterious number of ghosts, spiders, and zombies, among others, they toured the streets of the center.
This fall 2023, there will also be an important event on the occasion of this disturbing day. The Musical Barbarie presents ‘Halloween, El Musical Familiar’, a terrifying show for the whole family. October is the most terrifying month of the year and in the Sala Compañía they know it. Therefore, after the musical T-Rex, a tribute to the movie Jurassic Park and the musical tribute to The Little Mermaid last Saturday the 14th, comes ‘Halloween, The Family Musical’, the 31 October at 8:00 p.m. a show for all audiences in which they will sing and dance the best-known songs from such famous stories as The Adams Family, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Maleficent, The Phantom of the Opera… This show reviews the adventures of the villains ( and not so villains) from the world of cinema and theater. It aims for both children and adults to celebrate this fun festival.
True origin of the party
The word Halloween comes from the expression ‘All Hallow Eve’ (Hallowe’en) and its origin is closely related to this Christian tradition, but also with pagan beliefs Celts and Romans that celebrated the end of the harvest and the memory of family members Deceased. Its origin dates back to an ancient pagan festival celebrated by the Celts 2000 years ago called Samhain. The festival, which took place in the United Kingdom, Ireland and northwest France, was celebrated on November 1 to commemorate the beginning of winter and the end of the harvest.
2023-10-16 03:40:01
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