Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
“It's a tribute to our ancestors.”
Residents of El Salvador’s Nejapa city mark a 104-year-old tradition by hurling flaming balls of gasoline-soaked rags at each other, commemorating a volcanic eruption that forced the town’s relocation.
“It's a tribute to our ancestors.”
Residents of El Salvador’s Nejapa city mark a 104-year-old tradition by hurling flaming balls of gasoline-soaked rags at each other, commemorating a volcanic eruption that forced the town’s relocation.
