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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

bollagra
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Ball that is part of a necklace, which is often silver and hollow and carries some decorated signs. Choker ball.

  




Felipe Lorenzo del Río

Possibly derived from bulla, bubble, hanging ball worn by Roman children as an amulet against evil spirits. For my Asturian land, buyaca (bullaca), galla, galla, round exciscence of the oak trees that girls sometimes used to make necklaces. Decorative balls that the charras of La Alberca wear in the August festivities in the necklaces of their costumes of views.

  



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