A Lavacolla appears in the 12th-century Codex Calixtinus as Lavamentula, where pilgrims reportedly washed their whole bodies in the stream before entering Santiago de Compostela. The traditional explanation of the name links it to this custom, while a later folk interpretation connects it specifically with washing the neck; its actual etymology remains uncertain.
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