Craziest carnaval ever

yesterday I was in Chamula. It`s a Maya town 10 km from San Cristobal. The Mayas over there believe in energies and not in a God. They have a blue church in the middle of the town where they sit all together on the ground. They pray out loud in there Maya language and light lots of candels (on the ground) with incense and coca cola. When they burp energy comes free. All the women dress in a skirt of furry black wool and colorful blouses with patchwork. It`s forbidden to take pictures, because they believe it takes away the energy.

Chamula is famous for there carnaval and they celebrate it on a special way. Yesterday there were thousands of mayan people (and a hand full of tourist) on the main square. Eating churros and tacos, drinking cerveza. They were on top of houses and everywhere there was a spot to stay or sit. (It felt like kwakoe in the old times, with only the locals who were making the party).
There were three groups of men on the main square. One big group with music and dressed with pointy hats with colorful ribbons and music instruments "monos". (see drawing) Another group with 100 elderly of the town dressed in a white furry tunic with a big stick (weapon). And some spiritual persons with hughe flags incense and black furry tunics. Those three groups were chasing eachother on the square with loud firework and the churchbell ringing. After this ritual they brought in one by one 15 bulls hold by the elderly with a big rope and their sticks. The bull participated in the chasing. People climb on it and tried to guide the bull around the square. One of the bulls was very angry and they couldn`t hold it. The bull was running towards my place. The people began running and I fell with 15 men on top of me. Luckily a French guy hearded me screaming and helped me out of the massa with only a bruised leg. It was a great spectacle to see. On the end the "monos" danced a monkey dance.