Gigantes and cabezudos are traditional figures in Spanish and Catalan festivals, often characterized by their large, exaggerated heads. Gigantes are typically towering figures representing historical or mythical characters, while cabezudos are shorter, often humorous figures with oversized heads, usually depicting local personalities or caricatures. Both are used in parades and celebrations to entertain the public and are integral to cultural festivities, enhancing the communal atmosphere.
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