900 characters in costumes, over
40 groups comprising bands, choirs and historical groups illustrating the tradition and identity of the Alpe Cimbra and Trentino by displaying the ancient crafts and historical costumes of the shepherds,
masteleri (makers of woodenware),
triveladori (drillers),
vinaroi (wine makers) as well as all the activities that contributed to the local alpine economy in the past.
Over
100 children involved in the parade: this is a meaningful aspect of the parade, designed to encourage their attachment to the local area and the roots of their identity.
15000 visitors came from all around Italy to attend one of the most important historical re-enactments in the Alps.
The success of this event was due above all to a team effort on the part of the associations and tourist bodies of the Municipalities of
Folgaria,
Lavarone and
Vigolana: they are the true soul and driving force behind a great celebration for the whole community.
