Queimada is a very typical Galician drink in which a few litres of augardente (or fire water) are poured into a mud container with the portion of sugar that a single person will need in 2 years, lemon peeling and coffee beans; it is then burned to make it sweeter and weaker while a conxuro or spell is being said; I tried to translate it the best I could, but it will lose some of its power as it's not in Galician, its original language: Owls, tods and witches evil demons and devils, spirits of the snowed peaks crows, salamanders and witches, spells from the healers rotten hollow canes, home for worms and scavengers fire of the sad souls, evil eye, black spells, smell of dead, thunder and lightning bark of the dog, anouncement of dead,
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