It was customary for the Pentecostal queen or princess to have a procession. The custom was still alive in the early 1960s. The girls asked for admission into the houses, where they sang the greeting song entitled “God brought us the red Pentecost Day”. Four girls, held a flower-patterned scarf above the smallest, fifth girl in the middle, like a baldachin. Then, as they went around the middle girl, they put the scarf on her head and sang the greeting “Come in, sweetheart, come in"”. Then a wreath of myrtle was placed on the little girl's head. They collected the gifts in the baskets on their arms.