During Ragoutsaria (from the Latin "rogatores", meaning "beggars"), people wear sheepskins, put masks on or paint their faces and body black and wander the streets carrying huge brass bells; their striking sound sends away all evil spirits.
Durante Ragoutsaria (del latín "rogatores", que significa "mendigos"), la gente usa pieles de cordero, se pone máscaras o se pinta la cara y el cuerpo de negro y vagabundean por las calles llevando enormes campanas de bronce; su tañido ahuyenta a todos los malos espíritus.