The Tomatina FestivalAura Maria Ramirez
Maria Camila Ramos
Gabriela Parra
Maria Alejandra vanegas6B
Libia GomezCaseres
Bibliography: http://www.spanish-fiestas.com/
Index
-History
-Rules Of La Tomatina Festival
-Location
-Date
-Food
- Clothes
-Costumes
HISTORY
The origins of “la tomatina” aren’t clear with several theories explaining how Bunyol has became home to the world’s biggest tomato fight. However the most plausible suggests that the most likely explanation dates back to 1945 when an annual parade of enormous figures with big heads (gigantes&cabezudos) was passing through the streets of Bunyo!It seems that some youngsters tired to join in the parade and accidentally knocked over one of the giants who got to his feet and started swinging out at everyone around him. It retaliation the youngsters grabbed some tomatoes from a nearby vegetable stall and started throwing them at him until the police arrived to break things up.:(The following year on the same last Wednesday of august this young people returned to the town hall square and started another tomato fight using their own tomatoes. Again the police intervened and in subsequent years the local council tried to ban the”el dia de la tomatina” but, with little success all event continued to grow year after year reaching the ludicrous size it’s today.
Maria Camila Ramos
Gabriela Parra
Maria Alejandra vanegas6B
Libia GomezCaseres
Bibliography: http://www.spanish-fiestas.com/
Index
-History
-Rules Of La Tomatina Festival
-Location
-Date
-Food
- Clothes
-Costumes
HISTORY
The origins of “la tomatina” aren’t clear with several theories explaining how Bunyol has became home to the world’s biggest tomato fight. However the most plausible suggests that the most likely explanation dates back to 1945 when an annual parade of enormous figures with big heads (gigantes&cabezudos) was passing through the streets of Bunyo!It seems that some youngsters tired to join in the parade and accidentally knocked over one of the giants who got to his feet and started swinging out at everyone around him. It retaliation the youngsters grabbed some tomatoes from a nearby vegetable stall and started throwing them at him until the police arrived to break things up.:(The following year on the same last Wednesday of august this young people returned to the town hall square and started another tomato fight using their own tomatoes. Again the police intervened and in subsequent years the local council tried to ban the”el dia de la tomatina” but, with little success all event continued to grow year after year reaching the ludicrous size it’s today.
The following rules have been set down by the Bunyol town council:
-It is legal to bring any kind of bottles or other objects that could cause an accident.-You most not wear t-shirt
-tomatoes must be crushed before throwing so they don’t hurt anybody.
-You most be careful to avoid the curriers which carry the tomatoes.
-As soon as you hear the second banger you most stop throwing tomatoes.
Location: Spain - Bunyol
Date: The last Wednesday of August.
Date: The last Wednesday of August.
Food:The Typical food of this festival is the chorizo & arepa they eat to breakfast or before they started to through the tomatoes.
Cloth:
-The woman’s use the bath suit, pants ,shirst & shorts of any color-For the man’s is the same-And for the feets sandlas preferable old.
Customs:
-The owners of the locals sell hotdogs with drinks.-At The End of all the festival the people help to clean the city.


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