This chant is one of the few living examples of medieval folklore which only survives in Mallorca and Alghero, city of the Italian island of Sardinia where Catalan is spoken. It is celebrated in the churches of Mallorca on the Christmas Eve church service. The Cant de la Sibil·la (Song of the Sibyl) was declared Immaterial Heritage by UNESCO in 2010.
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Palma celebrates its patron saint, Mare de Déu de la Salut (Virgin of Health), this September with a program that brings together Mallorcan traditions ...
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Every September, Santa Ponça once again becomes the stage where the legend comes to life: the Landing of King James I In 1229, the ...
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