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"Devils" Jumping over babies in annual El Colacho festival

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First published at 10:28 UTC on June 24th, 2019.

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Hundreds travelled to the small village of #CastrillodeMurcia in northern #Spain on Sunday for the #AnnualBabyJumpingFestival, where men jump over lines of babies as if it were an obstacle course.

Footage shows the celebrations where men dressed as…

Hundreds travelled to the small village of #CastrillodeMurcia in northern #Spain on Sunday for the #AnnualBabyJumpingFestival, where men jump over lines of babies as if it were an obstacle course.

Footage shows the celebrations where men dressed as devils jumped over mattresses where over 100 babies were placed, in what is known as the Salto del Colacho festival. It's believed that such ritual can ward off evil.

The religious festival, which dates back to 1620, is part of the annual Corpus Christi celebrations.

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