The Fujente Tradition Association is a combination of two keywords of the city of San Severo (FG):
- Tradition, that is the passage over time of memories of popular and historical events, customs, religious and folk customs, superstitions and tales;
- Fujente i.e. the one who "Fuj" (local dialect term meaning "runs"). This word became part of the San Severe lexicon only a few decades ago when the term was associated with the runners of pyrotechnic batteries, set on fire mainly during the solemn celebrations in honor of Maria SS del Soccorso, patron saint of the city.
And it is precisely from the union of these two words that the name of the Association was conceived which means a "tradition that runs", a tradition that ran, a tradition that will run and will never stop doing so in order to safeguard and pass it on for the good of the city and its inhabitants.

Therefore, the Fujente Tradition Association was born to safeguard what has been handed down in order to preserve it and share it with future generations so that what has been the history of the city remains so and is enriched more and more, going to write new pages of the San Severe encyclopedia.