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A barretina is a traditional catalan hat that was frequently worn by men, specially in the countryside, until the XIX century. It is a hat in the form of a bag, made of wool, usually red, or sometimes purple. Today, use of the barretina is uncommon in everyday life, but is still used in folklore dances, or as a symbol of catalan identity. Salvador Dalí popularized the barretina in recent times.
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