Each 28th december, in Ibi - province of Alicante, in Spain -, the
"The floured's war" takes place. It's a festival in which the citizens
are divided into two groups: the first is called the Enfarinat (the
floured), that simulate a coup d'etat; the other one tries to calm
down the rebellion. The teams plays with flour, water, eggs and
coloured smoke bombs: the photos taken during the match are
beautiful. It has been celebrated since 200 years and it's linked to
the day of the massacre of innocents, when Herod, king of Judea,
ordered to kill each baby in order to find Jesus.