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Krewe organized in 1999
250 male and female riders
17 floats, 10 marching bands
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King, Queen
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Look for 3D medallion beads, cups, and doubloons.
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In 2004, Pygmalion marched on Friday 13th, marking the occasion with a special glow-in-the-dark cup.
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Founded
by a group of Carnival veterans to provide a high-quality parade for
the first week of the season, Pygmalion takes its name from the Greek
legend of a Cypress king who sculpts a statue of the sea nymph
Galatea. So real and beautiful is the statue to Pygmalion, he
falls helplessly in love with it and spends the rest of his life
adoring it.
This krewe shares a Greek theme with the krewes of Adonis, Aphrodite, Argus,
Atlas,
Endymion, Hermes,
Iris,
Jason,
Morpheus,
Muses, Okeanos,
Orpheus,
Pegasus, Proteus,
Morpheus,
Rhea, and
Zeus. |
This krewe shares a theme of romantic gods with Aphrodite,
Adonis, Endymion, Muses, and Oshun. |
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