spanish festivals
Published on Feb 03, 2016
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This celebration is full of dance and song. There is a bull run that takes place every morning at 8:00 a.m.
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Tons of overripe tomatoes are thrown in the streets for one hour. There are no winners, people just do this for fun.
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Tomatina is our favorite festival because it seems like everyone would have a good time and enjoy the celebration of throwing tomatoes at each other.
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This festival celebrates the victory of the Mexican militia. Cinco de mayo is actually celebrated more in the U.S. then it is in Mexico.
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This holiday is about celebrating the deceased. The flower of the dead is marigolds. People eat grasshoppers as celebration and use candles to light the way of the dead.
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This is one of the most famous festivals in Spain. Held in February of each year. The parades move through the streets with energetic musical groups and well-dressed performers. The most beautiful scene of this festival is the parade of well-dressed young ladies who enchant viewers with their way of dancing.
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