 With the expansion of fashion, the formation of groups and groups was natural, each with its own meeting point as a bar and a relative territory in the neighborhood; even very large groups, whose attendance could also reach the order of hundreds of people.On Saturday afternoons and evenings they were the meeting place for mass gathering with subsequent transfer to one of the clubs that lent themselves well to exploit this phenomenon.Some of these groups, the most important ones, had very popular local leaders, usually with nicknames.