Fritsche-Umzug an der Luzerner Fasnacht 2022 - Safran Zunft скачать в хорошем качестве

Fritsche-Umzug an der Luzerner Fasnacht 2022 - Safran Zunft

The 2022 Luzerner Fasnacht (February 24 – March 1, 2022) was a landmark edition, as it marked the return of the carnival to its full scale after being heavily restricted or cancelled during the pandemic. The "Miracle" of 2022 Last-Minute Freedom: Just one week before the start, the Swiss Federal Council lifted almost all COVID-19 measures. This allowed the carnival to take place without restrictions, including the major parades and large-scale outdoor gatherings that had been in doubt only weeks prior. Historic Presidency: For the first time in the 70-year history of the Luzerner Fasnachtskomitee (LFK), the presidential term was extended. Dani Abächerli served a second consecutive year as "Luzerner Fasnachtsgewaltiger" because his first year (2021) was largely cancelled. The Plakette (Pin): The 2022 carnival pin was designed by Robi Najer, a local artist who had won the design competition for the sixth time in his career. by: Luzerner Fasnachtskomitee Event Highlights Urknall & Fritschi-Umzug (Feb 24): The "Big Bang" at 5:00 a.m. saw an outpouring of emotion from thousands of attendees celebrating the return of tradition. The afternoon parade drew massive crowds, eager to see the elaborate floats that had been in storage. Wey-Umzug (Feb 28): The second major parade on "Güdismontag" continued the momentum with vibrant Guggenmusik and satirical themes. Monstercorso (March 1): The grand finale on "Güdisdienstag" featured the traditional mass gathering of brass bands marching through the city to close the festivities. Atmosphere The 2022 edition is often remembered for its intense joy and relief. After the "quiet" year of 2021, the streets of Lucerne were packed with approximately 200,000 to 250,000 visitors over the course of the week, signaling a definitive comeback for Central Switzerland's largest folk festival.