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The most common religion in Venezuela is Roman Catholicism. Much like other forms of Christianity, Catholics share with other Christians a belief in the divinity of Jesus Christ, the son of God made man who came to earth to redeem humanity's sins through His death and resurrection.

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According to the Constitution of Venezuela, Castilian (Spanish) is the official language of Venezuela.

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Golfeados is the Venezuelan take on famous cinnamon rolls.

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Tequeños are a traditional Venezuelan snack consisting of fried wonton wrappers or empanada dough filled with cheese.

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Venezuelans send flowers in advance to an event they were invited to.

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Venezuelans hand-write "thank you" letters for gifts immediately after you receive it.

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Art in Venezuela emphasizes historical and heroic representations from the past.

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As of late, Venezuelan art has taken a turn towards modern art.

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One of the most famous types of dance in Venezuela is Salsa.

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The Merengue is also very popular in Venezuela.

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Doña Bárbara is a very popular TV show in Venezuela.

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Venezuela's most played sport is baseball.

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The national bird is the Venezuelan troupial.

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The national flower is the orchid Cattleya mossiae, known as flor de Mayo ("May flower").

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The Venezuelan flag is a horizontally striped yellow-blue-red national flag with an arc of eight white stars in the center.