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The carpenter would organise the cortege as it left the house and handed out candles and flowers. The male first neighbour would usually lead the cortege, carrying the funeral cross from the church. He was followed by the priest and then the corpse, carried by its four “first neighbours”. The women were behind the female first neighbour who carried the light, ''argizaina'', in Baja Navarra, with the candles of the first neighbours in a large round basked.
Todo el mundo utiliza el camino mortuorio, ''hil bidia''; este es un camino propio de la casa que la vincula con la iglesia.