Before revision: In Southern Italy the siesta is called controra (from contro ("counter") + ora "hour"), that is believed as a magical moment of the day, in which the world comes back in possession of ghosts and spirits.
After revision: In Southern Italy the siesta is called controra (from contro ("counter") + ora "hour"), that is considered a magical time of the day, into the which the world comes back in possession of ghosts and spirits.