| Spain has a list of outrageous festivals. They have the | | | | brotherhood will dress themselves up as either El |
| running of the bull festival where people let themselves | | | | Colacho or el Atabalero: the devil and his companion. |
| be chased by bulls, and then there's the tomato | | | | After the mass is when the breathtaking stunt begins. |
| festival where people throw tomatoes at each other. | | | | The babies are placed on a mattress that's spread on |
| Now, El Salto del Colacho, "the devil's jump" in English, | | | | a street that leads to the church. The babies that are |
| is considered as one of the most dangerous festivals | | | | lying on the mattress are the babies born after the last |
| in the world. This festival has been celebrated in | | | | El Colacho festival -- less than a year old. Several men |
| Castrillo De Murcia, Spain since the 1620s. This El | | | | wearing costumes as El Colacho and El Atabalero will |
| Colacho festival is frightening because it involves | | | | come out running and head towards the mattress. |
| babies -- jumping over babies. | | | | They will then jump over the mattress where the |
| The festival starts typically like the usual Spanish fiesta: | | | | babies are lying and continue running. The idea is that |
| the streets will be adorned with colorful things and | | | | the devil and his companions have been driven out of |
| some Spain flags. There'll be a procession to and from | | | | the church and out of the town. By jumping over the |
| the church, and then a mass is celebrated. The festival | | | | babies, El Colacho and El Atabalero took with them |
| is arranged and prepared by the Santisimo | | | | the ill luck that can befall the babies. |
| Sacramento de Minerva. The members of this | | | | |