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VIDEO LIVE HERE (PREVIOUS POST) WHERE YOU WILL ALSO HAVE THE FULL INFO ABOUT THE INSTRUMENTS: Mértola, Musicians ++++++ For Sunday Challenge, see other members contributions there: www.ipernity.com/group/daysincolour365 SC126: Black and White in Square Format

Popular musical instruments. ++++ A sarronca, ronca ou zamburra é um membranofone friccionado, típico de Portugal. Este instrumento musical acompanhava tradicionalmente as cantigas de Natal alentejanas. É constituído por um recipiente oco (pode ser uma lata, uma bilha, etc.) coberto por uma pele (pele de cabra ou borrego; em alternativa, bexiga de porco). O centro da pele é perfurado por uma vara de madeira, e o som é obtido movimentando a para de cima para baixo, de tal forma que a vara friccione a pele esticada. Em 2020, a ronca de Elvas foi candidata ao concurso Sete Maravilhas de Portugal, chegando a finalista distrital, pelo distrito de Portalegre. ++++++ The sarronca, ronca or zamburra is a rubbed membranophone typical of Portugal. This musical instrument traditionally accompanied the Alentejo Christmas songs. It consists of a hollow container (it can be a tin can, a jug, etc.) covered with a skin (goat or lamb skin; alternatively, a pig's bladder). The center of the skin is pierced by a wooden stick, and the sound is obtained by moving the skin from top to bottom, in such a way that the stick rubs against the stretched skin. In 2020, the ronca de Elvas was a candidate for the Seven Wonders of Portugal competition, making it to the district finalist for the Portalegre district. IN Spain it is called "zambombas" +++++++

CAPELA DO SENHOR DO CALVÁRIO Capela de planta centralizada com desenho erudito. A capela-mor apresenta arco de volta perfeita e o altar tem camarim envidraçado, onde estão as imagens de Senhor Crucificado, Senhor da Coluna e Ecce Homo. A centrally-planned chapel with an erudite design. The chancel has a round arch and the altar has a glazed dressing room with images of the Crucified Lord, the Lord of the Column and Ecce Homo. Another view there:

For Sunday Challenge 125, to see more contributions pls click on the link: www.ipernity.com/group/daysincolour365 Unfortunately TV killed the cinema... it has been long time closed. Another typical cinema: See PIP or go to its page if you wish.