With the arrival of autumn, the stoves in Galicia are lit to celebrate the Magostos, one of their oldest traditions.This festival, which revolves around roasted chestnuts, is celebrated between the end of October and the day of San Martiño, on November 11. To unravel its origin and meaning, the expert author in Galician mythology, Vitor Vaqueiro, has explained its keys in COPE microphones.The origin of the Magosto goes back to Celtic culture. Va…
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With the arrival of autumn, the stoves in Galicia are lit to celebrate the Magostos, one of their oldest traditions.This festival, which revolves around roasted chestnuts, is celebrated between the end of October and the day of San Martiño, on November 11. To unravel its origin and meaning, the expert author in Galician mythology, Vitor Vaqueiro, has explained its keys in COPE microphones.The origin of the Magosto goes back to Celtic culture. Va…