The document describes several dances that are part of a festival called Patum. It outlines dances performed by Turks and knights, demons and angels, mules, an eagle, dwarfs, tall figures, couples of dwarfs, demons wearing masks and firecrackers, and finally giants and mules. The dances involve combat, firecrackers, and vary in the number of participants and speed.

2. There are 4 Turks
and 4 little knights.
They run in a circle
and the Turks hit
the hand of the
knights with a
sword, but at the
end of the dance,
the knights kill the
Turks with a
dagger.

3. There are 4 people
dressed like demons
and they cross the
square shaking a
mace with a
firecracker until it
explodes. Then, the
angels kill the
demons.

4. There are 2 mules,
the big one and the
small one. They are
big and green and
they have long necks.
They have 3
firecrackers and they
burn.

5. It dances alone in the
middle of the square
and the music is very
slow at the beginning
and it is faster at the
end. The Eagle
finishes the dance
spinning and its tail is
very dangerous.

6. There are 4 dwarfs
dressed with antique
clothes and black
hats. They have long
plaits and they dance
and play the
castanets.

7. They are 4 tall figures,
2 men and 2 women,
and they dance in the
middle of the square.

8. There are 4 dwarfs,
and they represent
two couples, a
young one and an
older one. They
have a very lively
dance.

9. There are 100 people
dressed like demons
and wearing masks
with horns. They wear
three firecrackers in
each horn and three
on the tail. It is the
most exciting dance
of Patum and it is
very noisy.

10. At the end of Patum,
after the “plens”, the
giants and the mules
come back to the
square and they
dance.