Over the past weekend at the Nadur Spontaneous Carnival in Gozo, a group of masked carnival-goers caught everyone’s attention by doing something quite unusual: they started building a wall in the middle of a street.
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Amid the festivities, a video captured this group actually laying down bricks, turning a typical carnival activity into an unexpected construction project. This scene was particularly striking as costumed attendees watched in surprise, unsure of what to make of this unusual act.
This wall-building effort was just one of many unconventional stunts that make the Nadur Carnival stand out in the Maltese calendar. Known for its spontaneous and often wild displays, the carnival invites participants to engage in creative and sometimes bizarre acts that challenge the norms of traditional celebrations.
This particular instance of carnival-goers turning to masonry in the midst of the carnival’s chaos not only showcased their creativity but also added to the event’s reputation as one of the most unique and unpredictable festivals in Malta, leaving a lasting impression on both participants and onlookers alike.
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