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Saperas are traditional snake charmers found in India, known for their ability to handle snakes and perform with them during street performances or cultural events. Their skills are often passed down through generations within their family. However, due to changing attitudes towards animal rights and wildlife protection, the practice of snake charming is now considered illegal in many parts of India.
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What has the author Miguel Saperas written?
Miguel Saperas has written: 'Breviari d'amor' 'El mestre Enric Morera' 'Carles de Viana' -- subject(s): Drama 'Encara assaig i un conte'
What type of dress kalbeliyas and saperas wear?
Kalbeliyas, known for their vibrant dance and music, typically wear colorful, flowing skirts adorned with mirrors and embroidery, along with matching blouses and dupattas. Saperas, who are snake charmers, often wear simpler, traditional attire, including loose-fitting kurtas and dhotis, sometimes complemented by a turban. Both styles reflect the cultural heritage of Rajasthan, showcasing rich textiles and craftsmanship.
