The quietude that envelops the vastness of the Anaga mountains is disrupted by the sound of spears striking the rocks, as a large assembly of individuals of varying ages progresses “leaping” along the steep slopes of the ravines. This pastoral custom stems from the necessity to master the terrain, a practice that is more vibrant today than ever, thanks to the efforts of the jurrias.
Three Decades of the Shepherd’s Jump: A Legacy Celebrated and Preserved
