Zozobra
{'<entity_0>': 'giant marionette effigy', '<entity_1>': 'Fiestas de Santa Fe', '<entity_2>': 'Gustave Baumann', '<entity_3>': 'Old Man Gloom', '<entity_4>': 'Santa Fe', '<entity_5>': 'Zozobra', '<entity_6>': 'effigy', '<entity_7>': '1924'}
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<entity_5> ("<entity_3>") is a 50 feet (15 m) high <entity_0> that is built and burned during the annual <entity_1> in <entity_4>, New Mexico and marks the Fiestas' start. The burning of <entity_5> dates from <entity_7>. <entity_4> woodblock artist and marionette maker <entity_2> came up with the idea of creating the <entity_6>, also called <entity_3>, and the ritual burning; and then conspired with his friend artist William Howard Shuster, Jr. to burn the first <entity_5>. Each year in <entity_4> New Mexico, more than 50,000 people go to watch <entity_5>, who stands 50 feet tall. The Kiwanis Club of <entity_4> builds <entity_5> and burns the <entity_6> at Fort Marcy Park. The <entity_5> burning in Fort Marcy Park in <entity_4>, New Mexico has traditionally been held in September; however, ticket sales in advance of the event improved when it was moved to the Friday immediately before Labor Day in 2014.
['recurring event']