Passage Of Terror In Cantabria For Halloween

Passage Of Terror In Cantabria For Halloween

Three young people from the ''Pasaje de Cartes'' Association dressed as zombies participate in one of the scenarios of ''The Passage of Terror'' in the medieval town of Cartes in Cantabria (Spain), on the occasion of the celebration of Halloween. (Photo by Joaquin Gomez Sastre/NurPhoto)

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