Initially, the young people would go inside of people’s houses and steal their cooking pots. While some would distract the members of the household with songs and conversation, the others would watch the housewives’ every move, to make off with their cooking pots and enjoy the contents.Today, the towns only do a staging to give the children an idea of this tradition, and the houses have been replaced by restaurants in the historic centre of Andorra la Vella.
which was declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Andorra. It is probable that the latter began during the medieval period, though both of these festivities were recovered in
*Soup of San Antonio in Andorra la Vella. Image courtesy of the City Council of Andorra la Vella.