Ok, it's my birthday (APIO VERDE tooo MEEE), but it occurs to me to bring this stone años.Cae July 7, yes, I remember the little song? January
One Two Three
February March April
Four Five Six
May June July
Seven San Fermin
worst during my childhood was the threat that because of I almost saints call "a nightmare Fermina .Con over time, the way to hate bullfighting in all its forms ...
mean, I know there are others in my club with a birthday on this date, and have the same need to cruz.Nadamp; quot; Festival for appeal of skills, "Qi Xi alternative name, which was held in China and was adopted in Japan in the imperial palace in Kyoto during the Heian period the festival was extended to public ; general public in the early Edo period, mixing with other parties such as the Bon Odori, as this festival is celebrated for 15 days then the seventh month. Thus originated the modern Tanabata festival. During the Edo period, the girls asked to have better skills in sewing and crafts, and kids have asked to write better base caligrafíaa individual sheets of paper. At this time thecustom was to use the spray leaves caught in tarope create the ink used to write those wishes. Today, the Bon Odori held August 15 solar calendar, closer to its original date in the lunar calendar, but separate from the festival of Tanabata.
The name "Tanabata" builds remotely on the Japanese reading of Chinese characters, which are often read as "shichiseki." It is believed that there was about the same time a celebration of Shinto purification, in which a miko, wove a special cloth called Tanabata and ofrecíaa God to pray for protection forrice fields against the rains and storms, and for a good harvest in autumn. Gradually, this ceremony was mixed with the festival's appeal and skills became Tanabata. It is strange that the Chinese characters reading "Tanabata" for the same Japanese characters come together to mean the same festival, though they originally represented two different things. Legend
As Qi Xi, Tanabata is based on the Asian fairy tale princess and the pastor.
Orihime, Princess Weaver?) Was the daughter of Tentei (, Heavenly King?). Orihime splendid weaving fabricssa edge of the Milky (, Amanogawa?). Her father loved to his canvases, and she worked hard every day to have them ready. But something aflijíaa Princess because of her work because she could never meet someone you love. Worried about her daughter, Tentei arranged a meeting between her and Hikoboshi (, Pastor of the Stars), who lived across the river Amanogawa. When the two met, fell in love instantly with each other, and shortly after they married. However, once married Orihime neglected his work and did not knit for Tentei while Hikoboshi neglected his left rebañoypaper and candles of Bon Odori. However, many areas of Japan have their own customs to this day, most local customs related to the aforementioned Bon Odori. There is also a traditional song Tanabata: Sasa
sara-sara has not
nokiba or yureru.
kirakira Ohoshi-sama,
kingin Sunaga. Goshiki
tanzaku no, watashi ga
kaita.
kirakira Ohoshi-sama, sora kara
miteiru.
This song means
The bamboo leaves rustle
swaying in the eaves. CHTML
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Stars shine in the grains of gold and silver sand.
The strips of five colors
and I have written. Stars shine
watching us from heaven.
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