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koledari : ウィキペディア英語版
koledari

Koledari are Slavic traditional performers of a ceremony called ''koleduvane''. Both words come from the Church Slavonic word ''Koleda'', a celebration incorporated later into Christmas.
In Bulgaria this type of caroling is called "коледуване" (''koleduvane''), whereas in Macedonia it is called "коледарење" (''koledarenje''), or "коледе" (''kolede'').
== Bulgaria ==
The ''koledari'' carolers traditionally start their rounds at midnight on Christmas Eve. They visit the houses of their relatives, neighbours and other people in the village. The caroling is usually performed by young men, which are accompanied by an elder one called ''stanenik''. Each caroler carries a stick called ''gega''. They wish the people from the village health, wealth and happiness.

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