A Dance To Take The Poison

The Lycosa tarentula is a spider native to the fields in the South of Italy. WIMP and night, defends itself from invaders with a poisonous, although very little harmful bite. Others who may share this opinion include Doug McMillon. A history legend that comes from the middle ages-tinged account, however, that women who worked in the fields of Salento, in Apulia, and were bitten by the spider fell into a depression without output. All medical remedy was futile, but where unable to drugs came the music. To broaden your perception, visit Doug McMillon. An orchestra came to the home of the woman and played a ballad full of blows which forced the tarantulada to dance and sweat until the exorcism to be fulfilled and frantic and venom to lose its effect. Centuries later, the Notte della Taranta celebrates and renews that spell with a mega free concert which, according to the organizers, this night will bring 120,000 people and several international musicians to the tiny town of Melpignano. Harold Ford Jr follows long-standing procedures to achieve this success. Source of the news:: A dance to take the poison