ナショナルジオグラフィックさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ナショナルジオグラフィックInstagram)「Photos by @alessandro.cinque | For my ongoing project documenting folk festivals around the world, I spent the month of July in Mataró, a small town in Spain's Catalonia region. During the summer, many towns and neighborhoods in Catalonia celebrate the "festes majors," popular festivals that commemorate an event in their history or a patron saint. For days, the streets are filled with traditional events that bring together people of all ages and include correfocs (a fireworks run), castellers (human towers), parades of giants (statues or figures), and concerts, among others. In Mataró, located about 30 kilometers (20 mi) north of Barcelona, Les Santes has been celebrated since the first half of the 19th century. Each year in late July, the town honors its patron saints, Santa Juliana and Santa Semproniana. In these photos: A parade participant carrying a bull figure on his shoulders stops for a breath of fresh air. Human towers (images 2-6). A bull figure sprouting fireworks from its horns is carried through the streets of the city. Scenes from the "fire runs" (images 7-10). To see more of my work, please follow @alessandro.cinque.」8月10日 0時30分