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Wild Men: the Ancient Pagan Ritual that still Thrives in Rural Bulgaria

1 of 10 | August 1, 2017, Tuesday // 13:57 calvertjournal.com

Kukeri

Kukeri are men who take part in an ancient Bulgarian pagan tradition to scare away the evil spirits of winter. They gather to chant and dance, wearing home-made wooden masks, animal furs, horns and sequins, strapping on heavy belts with bells on that can weigh up to 70kg. The ritual has continued undisturbed through the centuries, even through Communist times when ...

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