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The inhabitants of Zebbug (and even all of the other Maltese) are known for their (actually our because I am from Zebbug) skills at creating a breathtaking show of perfect arial fireworks which are unique which are also known as the 'Maltese Petard', and also ground fireworks which range from a simple rotating ring to enormous mechanical ones forming shapes like stars,flowers and many other fire driven fireworks. Some good examples are these videos:
(titles are in maltese but don't worry, it's just the title)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sg39wc8sVo (arial fireworks, this particular one known as 'Kaxxa Infernali', which unfortunately, there is no actual meaning in English, or a rather meaningless one; 'A Crate form Hell')
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3eZgUWvKf8&mode=related&search= (ground fireworks showing the main square filled with enormous mechanical fireworks)
Updated Aug 5, 2007
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