Scandal in Spain for an orgy with hundreds of people

A group more than 200 people, including minors, have been having non-stop sex for several days on a hill in La Rioja, north of Spain. It’s a group called “The Rainbow Family” which bases its activities and movements on the phases of the moon. Several patrols of the Spanish Civil Guard have visited the site, which is studying the opportunity to advance in the expulsion. So far no drug has been found, but a large number of viagra pills have been found.

The situation is irregular because, in addition to not considering the respect of any rule, the members of this group get naked and there are several children among them. The community of “La familia Arcoiris” has its origin in the United States and from there it has spread to other parts of the world. In the municipality located 70 kilometers from Logroño, there are no standards: neither social nor hygienic.

Naked, free sex and without a mask in the midst of a pandemic, the members of the municipality cook the food they brought in their vehicles over a bonfire. In another larger bonfire, the “holy fire”, members practice yoga, sing and dance. Every now and then, they flirt with natural drugs like Ayahuasca, which brings them to a level of spirituality that they say connects them with beings from other worlds.

“We are living an experience full of love, information and the presence of ships”, assures a woman to the Spanish media. But above all, they see themselves as a great tribe. “The fear decreases because when we come together we feel united,” said another. Experts stress that in principle, they are not a sect. “Their behavior is not sectarian, but they have a negationist position, they deny the vaccine procedures and on the question of hygiene, it is reckless”, explains Juantxo Domínguez, president of the Spanish Network of sectarian prevention. Despite everything, accused of being deniers and leading genuine orgies, the inhabitants of the neighborhood say they are not dangerous and none of them have complained.

To find the origin of the Rainbow Family movement, one has to travel to the United States in the early 1970s. Some sources suggest that the seed was planted by two young men named Barry Plunker and Garrick Beck after attending a Portland music festival. They wanted to unite the communes, the hippies and the nomads in a kind of apolitical organization of “like-minded people on the planet”. Today, his arrival in Spain caused a scandal.