Marisol Cano, José Márquez, Ángel Domínguez y Mª Carmen Martín, (San Martín de Trevellu / Trevejo). Fiestas

Los fuegos de S. Juan, que se hacían con tomillo. El fuego de los quintos. La gente iba a recoger la ceniza para el brasero; también se usaba “picón” (cisco).

Madres y hermanos mayores vigilaban a las chicas en los bailes. Os festivais de santos padroeiros (Cruz e San Martiño). Era o dia de estreia da roupa.

Personagens típicos das festividades: vendedores de nougat e doces, barracas. As festividades de Natal eram bastante familiares, de reencontro, com muitas pessoas em casa. Saiam para a rua para cantar canções de Natal.

Comiam perus (pouca gente) ou galos. Os fogos de São João, que se faziam com tomilho. O fogo dos Quintos.

As pessoas iam buscar as cinzas para o braseiro; o "picón" (cisco) também era usado. Mães e irmãos mais velhos vigiavam as raparigas nos bailes. The patron saint festivals (Cruz and San Martiño).

It was the day of the premiere of clothes. Typical characters of the festivities: sellers of nougat and sweets, stalls. The Christmas festivities were rather family, reunion, with many people at home.

They went out into the street to sing Christmas carols. They ate turkeys (the least) or rooster. The fires of St.

John, which were made with thyme. The fire of the "quintos". People went to pick up the ashes for the brazier; "picón" was also used.

Mothers and older brothers watched over the girls at the dances.