'Joaldunak' carnival revellers take a break as they make their way to the village of Ituren during a traditional carnival celebration in the northern Spanish region of Navarra, January 29, 2007. Every year, men from Zubieta parade to the neighbouring town of Ituren to join the traditional carnival, which is considered a festival to welcome the spring after a tough winter in the deep valleys of the northern Navarra region. REUTERS/Susana Vera (SPAIN)

Joaldunak可能是巴斯克语，西班牙语的书面解释是personaje que porta los cencerros，携带者铃铛的人。在西班牙北部纳瓦拉地区的zubieta和ituren村，每年1月的底，都要举行告别严冬，迎接春天的狂欢节活动。人们穿着传统的服装，特点是腰后背两个大铃铛。连个村的人周一在Ituren，周二在Zubieta，举行Joaldunak的巡游活动。周一上午10点，Ituren的游行者吃好午饭，在Saga广场与Zubieta村的队伍会合，再巡游；周二活动依旧，只是地点转到了Zubieta村。