A strap over one shoulder, hanging on a wide leather belt, the Boe carries a heavy cluster of bells of different sizes in addition to the small bells that makes playing from time to time, for a total weight that is around 30 – about 35 pounds, but which can vary depending on how much everyone is able to bring him. What makes this particularly disguise sacrificing and strenuous for the wearer, even allowing for the fact that they use ottanesi accustom the body weight of the cowbells from an early age. A strong and rebel Boe is kept tied at the waist with “sa soca” (4), through which the Merdùle prevents him from getting away.
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