Through creative workshops, games and performative dynamics, the proposal recovers elements of Asturian popular culture —masks, ritual characters, songs, guild languages and community celebrations— as forms of cultural transmission and collective archetypes construction.

The activity combines the creation of masks made with recycled materials, the appearance of mazcarones and xigantines, games inspired by traditional characters of the Antroxu and a final collective piece, The Dance of the Tururu, conceived as a festive and community closure.

The proposal invites us to think about tradition not as something static or linked only to the past, but as a living space from which to activate community ties, imagine other forms of relationship with the environment and transmit cultural practices rooted in the observation of nature and shared life.