The video that illustrates the article (includes advertising) is from the show of a United States presenter named Conan O'Brien. It is a authentic Jesus interview, which defends the restoration carried out by Cecilia Giménez in the Aragonese town of Borja. It seems that the video, in addition to the creation of Cecilia, has had a high impact in the United States because the Star costume of the Halloween season is that of Ecce Homo.
According to the newspaper El Economista, the most dressed costume in the season is going to be this 'authentic Jesus', created in Spain, and that has already gone around the world (several times) thanks to the power of the Internet since the sense of Fortunately humor enjoys good health.
This kind of news is what makes me reflect on the ability of other countries to become business opportunities. I was very surprised when Ryanair announced that he was pulling prices to travel to Zaragoza and facilitate the trip to Borja. And although I am very happy about the increase in tourists in the city, I find it fascinating that in the United States they sell costumes and that their inhabitants are willing to dress them.
In Spain, and while we continue to integrate Halloween mainly through the kids' school, I imagine that we will use the costumes of witches, vampires, monster high and zombies with our children. It seems that in the United States they take it as a great commercial opportunity and consumption will skyrocket while the kids do trick or treat dresses, among others, by Ecce Homo.
