These videos were made in Germany in the small town of Langenfeld (Rhineland).
The carnival in the Rhineland in Germany. Year after year, the streets and cities are transformed into a colorful sea of costumes, music and celebrations. The roots of the Rhenish Carnival go back far and are closely linked to religious and cultural traditions.
One of the traditions of the Rhenish Carnival is the carnival parade, in which artistically designed floats, colorful costumes and festive music parade through the streets. The parades are often organized by regional clubs, carnival groups and music bands and attract thousands of spectators who gather along the route to enjoy the spectacle.
The symbolism and customs of the Rhenish Carnival are diverse and rich. From the traditional costumes, which often depict historical or mythological figures, to the symbolic gestures such as the distribution of sweets during parades, there are many elements that make Carnival in the Rhineland unique.
The highlight of the Rhenish Carnival is the carnival parade. People from near and far flock to the Rhineland cities to experience the hustle and bustle and celebrate together. The carnival finally ends on Ash Wednesday, with contemplative events.
Overall, the Rhenish Carnival is a time of joy, community and cultural diversity that brings people together and reflects the region's attitude to life. The traditions of carnival have a long history and are an important part of the regional identity in the Rhineland.
12 фев 2024
