venerates St. Quílez Binéfar HOLIDAY CYCLE IN THE UPPER ARAGON
In Gran, San Julian day honoring the saint in the chapel, with the traditional Mass boys ", then sang songs alluding to the priest. Currently preparing chocolate and dances.
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Grañén (Photo: C. Smith)
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San Julian was also deserted Escartín pattern and is still venerated in Jarlata, Soman, San Julian San Julian Banzo and Basa.
San Julián de Basa (Photo: C. Smith)
the same day, but in honor of San Quílez, small parties are held in Binéfar. Once the boys carrying a load of wood on trucks to Church Square, rewarding the best prepared. Then took a large stake. In the dance auctioned a "toya" and that was pushing higher had the right to choose a girl for "toya dance."
San Julian was also deserted Escartín pattern and is still venerated in Jarlata, Soman, San Julian San Julian Banzo and Basa.
San Julián de Basa (Photo: C. Smith)
the same day, but in honor of San Quílez, small parties are held in Binéfar. Once the boys carrying a load of wood on trucks to Church Square, rewarding the best prepared. Then took a large stake. In the dance auctioned a "toya" and that was pushing higher had the right to choose a girl for "toya dance." *
Posted by José Antonio Adell Castán and Celedonio García Rodríguez in: Fiestas and Traditions in Upper Aragon. Winter . Editorial Pyrenees, Huesca, 1998.
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