It is a Dionysian celebration that takes place in the village square every year on Green Monday, which is the last day of the carnival.
The locals initiate the guests, teaching them various rituals (wedding, mourning, resurrection, etc.) as a kind of folk theater, dragging them into a wild party with dancing, singing, fasting and offering traditional recipes and plenty of wine.
All guests necessarily have to be smudged by locals to be part of the
celebration.
