Roztoky Masopust 2023 - The biggest Carnival celebration in the Czech Republic 4K HDR ASMR скачать в хорошем качестве

Roztoky Masopust 2023 - The biggest Carnival celebration in the Czech Republic 4K HDR ASMR

The traditional and rich concept of the Roztoky Carnival (Masopust) is one of the biggest cultural events in the Czech Republic, and its fame goes beyond the borders of Roztoky town. Every year several thousand participants visit the festival. Let's visit Masopust 2023! Masopust in Roztoky u Prahy is a special phenomenon. It started as a small local event by a small group of people, and in twenty years it has grown into a unique living event attended by people from far and wide. It's photographed by great photographers, written about by journalists, and studied by folklorists - because it's supposedly the only carnival this big that is real and alive - fed from within by the energy and imagination of a community of local people and their friends. And 2017 was its twentieth year, which isn't exactly a small number either. https://www.roztoc.cz/masopust/ https://goo.gl/maps/mwr3CDvPCbymYpF46 Masopust in the Czech Republic: Masopust, or the time of carnivals, used to be in the past from the Twelfth Night until Ash Wednesday. A Lenten period begins on Ash Wednesday before Easter. A fancy dress fun held as a rule on Lenten Tuesday is the culmination of Masopust. The name carnival is synonymous with masopust, but masopust is currently used for marking the carnival festivity. Masopust, and especially the few last days of this period (fašank, končiny), was an official holiday of feasting for people in the past. During these days, people were supposed to eat their fill. Therefore, substantial dinner parties were held. Then, the forty days long Lent followed, and primarily lentils, baked potatoes, eggs, cheese, and boiled semolina were consumed. In some regions, a ceremonial procession of masks is a part of the festivity, which goes through a village with music. In many places, liquor, eggs, ham, or doughnuts are collected and consumed later in a pub during a village party. In identical processions, serious attention is given to dance, mainly to the ceremonial dances of young men called "bobkovníci" or "Turci." During the party, other ceremonial dances are performed. These are called "na len" or "žabská." In many other localities, the festivity is made without these formal components. There is only the presentation of masks left, and it is a form of popular rural amusement connected with one particular date. The word fašank is created by mangling the German word Fasching, which has the same meaning. The word carnival comes from Roman languages, precisely from a connection between carne (meat) and vale (leave). This word formation describes when the meat is already eaten and nothing is left. Another interpretation might be hidden behind the Latin words "Carrus Navyis," which means a ship of Fools. Recorded in 4k 60fps HDR Perception Philosophy © 2023 11 February 2023 Czech Republic ASMR