In the winter of 23/24, we follow the Gypsies as they travel through time and the world. Along the roads, in their caravans, we embark for new horizons.
Fortune tellers, bear trainers, artists and craftsmen crowd the village square, offering dreams to those who are sedentary.
Let us marvel at the sublime fabrics of flamboyant colors, faux furs, silk brocades, and Astrakhan boucle wools.

In the evening, by the fire, under the stars, traditional songs resonate, accompanied by violins, guitars, and accordions. Petticoats flutter, and necklaces and bracelets adorned with gold coins mark the rhythm.

Many tales from oral tradition circulate about their origins, between myth and mistrust.

Also the fascination exerted by these nomads, living from their talents, could inspire us with a new philosophy of existence where joy and love would appear in all hearts.