The Cucurrumachos Of Navalosa Carnival

NAVALOSA, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 07: A Children play to throw straw after the Cucurrumachos dance during the Domingo Gordo 'Fat Sunday' of Carnival on February 7, 2016 in Navalosa, in Avila province, Spain. The origins of the traditional Cucurrumachos of Navalosa carnival are believed to be Celtic, and related to agriculture and animal breeding. The Cucurrumachos wear blankets, cowbells, horsehair, animal skulls and goat or cow antlers. After walking the streets making sounds with their cowbells, the Cucurrumachos take part in a dance with the 'serranas', 'quintos' and the 'vaquilla'. (Photo by Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images)