Wanted is a word originating from the Flemish term kerkmisse, which means a benefit party, ordinary Bazaar, where a auction of the gifts offered.
This type of event is usually organized by the open air, and its origin is related to the Catholic Church.
Currently, the term fete is used to describe any fair where there is some kind of fun, such as raffle booths, prize games, etc. Another very common theme at the fetes is the gastronomy, since it is possible to taste the typical foods of the region where the party is organized.
The fetes are closely related to the June parties, where there are many games for children. They are quite popular in the interior of São Paulo.
Some of the most popular festivals are: Quermesse de Jandira, Quermesse de Garopaba, Quermesse do Calvário, Festa Santo Antônio do Pari (where approximately 50 thousand people gather in the center of São Paulo), Quermesse de Mauá. These fetes provide fun and often also feature a cultural program.
These parties are often considered parties of charity, because they contribute to some solidary cause.
There is a doubt in the spelling of this word, between queer or queer. The correct form is fete and do not want.