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The famous hungarian carnival was held in Mohács (South Hungary) this year in between 4-9 February.
The uniform of the Busó-s was the same at that time like just today: inverted sheepskin, trousers stuffed with straw, colored wool socks and they wear sandals. They hold clapper or wooden mace in their hands. But the most important is the wooden Busó-mask painted traditionally by animal blood. Some parts of the carnival has changed during the centuries, nowdays it is more a touristic event but the main characteristics are the same.
During this carnival-week the visitors can attend on plenty of programs, they can taste traditional local foods and drinks and they have the chance to chase away the winter with the Busó-s.
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