'Bolas de Fuego', the annual fireball festival was observed in the Nejapa town of El Salvador on August 31, Wednesday. Men with painted faces pelted each other with flaming balls made from the rages drenched in gasoline. The risky summer festival commemorates the historic volcanic eruption in 1658 which, according to the residents, was a battle between the saint┬аSan Jeronimo and the devil.┬а Thus,┬аNejapa represents the battleground for two warring groups that pay tribute to the clash between God and devil by hurling fireballs at each other. Watch video of the fireball festival below.┬аNASA's James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Its First Direct Image of Exoplanet Outside Our Solar System; View Tweet

Video of Annual Fireball Festival in Nejapa, El Salvador

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