Update: The correct answer to today’s question is Spain, where resident in the small village of San Bartolome celebrated the tradition locally known as "Luminarias."
It might look like the set of a future Nicholas Cage movie, but it’s not.
Following a tradition that dates back almost 500 years, people ride their horses trough narrow cobblestone streets of this small village to purify the animals with the smoke of the bonfires. It is meant to protect the animals for the year to come.
But where in the world does such a tradition come from?
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