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Angel Falls in Parque Nacional de Canaima, Venezuela

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Venezuela is a very beautiful Hispanic country with lots of culture. Venezuela is known for the largest waterfall in the world, angel falls, and the second largest river in South America, the Orinoco River. The population of Venezuela is a whopping 30 million residents in total this year. Venezuela was created in 1830 after the republic of Gran Colombia, a former country that collapsed during a civil war, had split into Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela. The first president of Venezuela, Jose Antonio Paez, was inaugurated on January 13th, 1830.

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The main winter holiday in Venezuela is Christmas, the only differenceis that Christmas starts on December 21st. Another important day for the Venezuelans is "El Dia de los Reyes Magos" or "the day of the Three Kings", which take place on January 6th. El Dia de los reyes Magos is a holiday that commemorates the baptism of Christ, along with the Three Wise Kings.

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The Venezuelans have a variety of dishes that have been a tradition since before the country was born. The most famous holiday food are Hallacas, which are similar to Tamales, although they use banana husks instead of corn husks, and only one filling.

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Chocolate Marquesa, made out of Galletas Marias (Marias Biscuits)

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Another Venezuelan dish is chocolate marquesa, a dessert that is non-bake pastry desert made out of galletas marias or marys biscuits and a heavy cream, it is very similar to cheesecake although it is fluffier and has no crust.

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Ilan Chester, a famous Venezuelan musician

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The most famous Venezuelan Christmas song is Aguinaldo Venezolano, which is a famous song by Venezuelan musical artist Ilan Chester, who is very popular in Venezuela for his performances.

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For the most part, Venezuela is the same as most Catholic/Christian countries that celebrate Christmas, although it is much more religious than the average western Christmas. The countries are very similar in the way that they both celebrate in December, although they both have different dates of celebration, they are both basically the same.

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Venezuela has different traditions than the U.S, but there are more similarities than differences, for example, in both countries, people go to church and pray to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. The differences are mostly with food and music, although there is one holiday that isn't shared in between the two countries. in conclusion, Venezuela is a very interesting Hispanic country.

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https://www.chefspencil.com

https://insanelygoodrecipes.com

https://www.caracaschronicles.com

https://www.worldholidaytraditions.com

https://www.whychristmas.com

https://tvtropes.org

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Gaita Zuliana (or just Gaita), a traditional form of Venezuelan folk music which has been passed down since the 1800s in the Zulia sections of Venezuela. According to MIM.org, The instruments used in the art are the Cuatro (a four stringed guitar), the Furro (a friction drum), The Charrascas (a metal scraper) and the maracas. This type of music is very popular throughout Venezuela for its deep meaning in the lyrics, and attractive rhythm, it is also not only a Christmas song, but a song used for all holidays and special events.