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The second part shows the merrymaking in the form of dance using different properties and materials that make it very festive.
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It is largely a community based festival related to the new harvest and celebrated through feasting and merrymaking.
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The merrymaking intensifies when the alakayo, a dancing clown, chases the ladies, stopping only when coins are thrown to him on the ground.
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When they were through with their brand of merrymaking they would lie down and relax completely before getting up again to return to their respective home.
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The loud noises and sounds of merrymaking are also supposed to drive away bad spirits.
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These celebrations are accompanied by singing, dancing, feast and merrymaking.
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At night, there is merrymaking and many shows that all people can enjoy.
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When they were through with their brand of merrymaking they would lie down and relax completely before getting up again to return to their respectives home.
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This is a group event where a certain type of tender onions (calots) are barbecued outdoors, among much feasting and merrymaking with family and friends.
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This celebration is a combination of merrymaking, thanksgiving, and prayers for a good harvest, good health and good luck.
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