Spanish village where people go wild because they throw their human rights | Strange news

Not good at soccer or rugby?

Maybe you might be better in this sport, which assesses how well players can throw their flesh.

Every August there is a contest in East Spain, which looks like that.

You miss it for this year, but can practice on time for 2026.

Records from this year’s event showed that migrants threw large human rights into the marked area, to see how far they could get it.

This tradition has been going on for decades, and is now the main tourist attraction for the village.

Carrascosa de la Sierra is usually home to only 70 residents, but the population swells to 400 people who want to see the celebration every summer.

Known as Campeonato de Lanzamiento de Pernil (Ham Throwing Championship), Chuck Player ham As far as they can, like at the Sport of Hammer Throwing Olympiad, but not as recognized globally.

Strange exercise began as a joke among friends in local bars in 1997, but still on a few decades later.

To stop the traffic jam so it is not in vain, it is wrapped in tape and bubble wrap before it is launched, and the players say that if it does have an impact, it will make it more tender.

Anyone who wins gets meat as a trophy, but the thing done is to share it with local residents and visitors, so that everyone gets a little human rights.

There is also a category for women, who throw Ham Shoulders; Children, who launched Salchichón; And even toddlers, who throw a mini fuet.

This year’s men’s champion is Sergio García, whose throw reaches 20.55 meters.

Usually more niche than the famous La Tomatina festival in Spain, this year the rights throwing becomes viral thanks to Talía Benedicto, 24, who is rooted in the village and sharing events in Tiktok.

“Local residents are very excited because we have placed Carrascosa on the map,” he told local media.

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