So every year, especially young people came together to make noise and make fun of the peasants and, inspired by their shapes and the clothes of women in the country, began to build their own lanterns, which over time they will call their own lanterns . Fiericulone was in fact the nickname given to women, because both were attending the fierucola is to invoke the curves of the same abundant.
In the midst of this confusion comes from if someone started throwing watermelon peels to ignite the lamps, lanterns and these are still beloved from the smallest, to have arrived to this day even though the shapes are very different (from the crescent to the headlight, the train to the rocket) and the skins of watermelon have been replaced by more efficient and accurate blowpipe. So every year on the evening of September 7, gardens and squares of Florence are full of children with their lanterns in a party always loved.
