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OLENTZERO

OLENTZERO. Lisette Garcia Laura Hoyos Guevara Nagore T rojaola. INDEX. The history of Olentzero -The Job -His clothes -Mari Domingi -Traditional song. THE JOB.

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OLENTZERO

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  1. OLENTZERO LisetteGarcia Laura Hoyos Guevara Nagore Trojaola

  2. INDEX • The history of Olentzero -The Job -His clothes -Mari Domingi -Traditional song

  3. THE JOB Olentzero is a mythical coal maker who lives in the mountain and goes from village to village giving presents and sweet coal to kids. Olentzero day is at December 24 th. He leaves a present to the good kids but, if not so, Olentzero gives sweet coal to the bad kids.

  4. HIS CLOTHES The Olentzero has a beret, called txapela, great alpargats, a blue shirt, a pipe in the mouth and a sack full of gifts. He is very fat and lovely.

  5. MARI DOMINGI Mari Domingi is Olentzero’s woman, who was invented by women, with the intention of avoiding sexism course giving all the attention to a male.

  6. TRADITIONAL SONG Olentzerojoanzaigu mendiralanera intentzioarekin ikatzegitera. AditudueneanJesusjaio dela lasterkaetorri da berrionaematera. Horra! Horra! GureOlentzero! Pipa hortzetan duela eseritadago kapoiakere baditu arraultzatxoekin biharmeriendatzeko botilaardoakin. Olentzeroburuhandia entendimentuzjantzia bartarratsianedanomendu bostarruakosagia ai urde tripa haundia la,lara,laraai urde tripahaundia la,lara,lara,laralara

  7. LINKA • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjRXb_cds0w.

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