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Nora Brahim, Alejandra Torres, Gabriel Valente, Aroa Romero and Mario Parra.

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1. What is a unique ritual or activity that takes place during this festival?

2. Are there any special decorations or symbols associated with this festival?

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1. When was the festival FIRST EVER celebrated?

2. Are there any historical events or legends that are asscoiated with this feria?

3. When is this feria celebrated?

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1. What are specific foods eaten during this feria?

2. Are there special clothing that is worn?

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1. Why is this festival important in the place where it is celebrated?

2. How do people prepare and mark the beginning and end of this festival?

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The most important symbol of the festival of fallas is the fire because its name means torches and the last day on the 19th all the statues are set on fire transforming the sculptures into huge fires that burn in the city.

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Darío Mena

Jacobo Rogovich

Eneko Somovilla

Kevin Manobanda

Abril Lopez

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César Luquin, Lluc Muñoz, Ruth Fernández, Jorge Zamora.

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Many people disagree on the origin of Las Fallas, but the first written that mention this festival was from the second half of the 18th century.

There are no legends associated with this festival but it coincides with the celebration of St. Joseph's Day, the patron saint of carpenters.

Las fallas is celebrated from March 15th to March 19th but the athmosphere starts to build weeks before, on March 1st.

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1. Lanterns made of paper are released into the night sky. It's believed that as the lanterns float away, they carry away troubles and misfortunes, bringing good luck and blessings for the upcoming year

2. There are many decorations:

Lanterns, Riddles, Tangyuan (sweet rice dumplings), Chinese knots, Fireworks, Spring Couplets.

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1. The Lantern Festival in Taiwan was first celebrated during the Han Dynasty, around 2,000 years ago.

2. The festival has historical roots in various legends and events, such as the celebration of the Lunar New Year, the legend of Yuanxiao, and the tradition of lighting lanterns to worship ancestors.

3. The Lantern Festival in Taiwan is celebrated annually on the fifteenth day of the first month in the lunar calendar, marking the end of the Lunar New Year festivities.

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Food:

During this festival, it is tradition to eat yuangxiao, a type of rice balls inmersed in sweet syrup and sesame seeds.

It also very typical to eat Jiaozi, also known as dumplings.

Clothes:

In the Lantern Festival the Taiwanese wear their traditional attire, like Quipao or Hanfu. The colors of said clothing usually range from, blue, black or red.

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Pablo Mir, Lucía García Martín, Mary Paz Sanchez López, María Porcacchia

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Marcos Vargas, Laia Ferrer, Maria Diaz, Izham Perez, Gemma Palou

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1. A unique ritual or activity that takes place is the Pingxy Sky Lantern Festival, in New Taipei City. Involves the release of sky lanterns, also known as Kongming Lanterns, which are traditional flying paper lanterns.

2. The special decorations or symbols associated with the festival are lanterns of all shapes, sizes and colors that are sent to the sky.

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Pau Lombardo, Alejandro Ruiz, Jaume Palou, Carla cerrada

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1. Under the bright light of lanterns and the full moon, this traditional festival brings together families who come together to eat traditional yuanxiao, glutinous rice dumplings served in broth, or Hot Pot, the imperial recipe to celebrate the New Year. Nuevo Chino and thus conclude the party together.

2. There is no special clothing worn for the lantern festival in Taiwan.

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1) During this week of the year several parades take place. The carriers are the ones that move the image of Jesus through the streets, as this week represents the Passion of Jesus Christ.

2) The decorations of the parades change depending on the day of the week, if it's Easter Sunday they are different than in Holy Friday, the same happen with the color of the costumes. The most representative symbol is the Cross.

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1. The Lantern Festival is important due to its deep cultural tradition and symbolism of hope and prosperity, as well as for fostering community bonds and having a significant economic impact through tourism.

2. People prepare making lanterns and enjoying traditional foods, and they mark its beginning with the lighting of lanterns at dusk and its end by releasing lanterns into the sky or water.

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1. In all the world it started in the II century, in Seville it started around the XVI century.

2. Jesus, the son of god

3. It starts every year after the first full moon of spring

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1. The "Pescaito" that it marks the beginning of the April Fair and takes place on Saturday at 12 midnight. Starting from the cover, section by section, all the street light bulbs that will illuminate the fairgrounds are turned on. “Alumbrao” Monday is also known as “Pescaito” Monday.

2. Everyone dresses like a traditional dresses and suits.

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1- The most common foods eaten during this festival are paella Valenciana, buñuelos of pumpkin and rice of senyoret.

2- In this festival the used clothes are a colourful dresses named ''Traje de Fallera'' for womens and for mens a colourful clothes with a vest.

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1. During the Holy Week of Seville the usual is to eat what we call "Torrijas" and fried milk. Which are two desserts made of milk, bread and sugar.

2. This festival begins the Sunday after the first full moon after the March equinox. This Sunday is known as the Sunday of Palms.

This festival lasts a week, finishing the next Sunday, known as the Easter or Resurrection Sunday.

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1. On the day of the dead, the ritual is that each family makes an altar where they remember their loved ones who have passed away and bless them.

2. The special decorations for this day are the skulls and flowers all over the altar.

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The Holy Week is important because is a time in which we gather to remember and participate in the Passion of Jesus Christ.

We prepare ourselves with Lent, which is to reflect and act well, thinking of our neighbor and getting closer and closer to God.

Palm Sunday is the beginning of this amazing week. This day celebrates when Jesus entered Jerusalem the week before his crucifixion and culminates on Easter Sunday, is one of the most important dates in the Christian calendar.

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1. This festival is important because the lanterns represent wishes and the people write the wishes in them and then they send them away.

2. The festival starts at the first full moon day in the new year and finishes the festival of the new year.

People start by meeting with friends and having dinner while preparing the lanterns and it finishes when alll the lanterns are gone.

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1. Along with Holy Week, it is one of the most important events and traditons for Sevillians: a week where partying, fun, dancing and a good atmosphere take place.

2. The begginig of this fest is marked by the "Pescaito" on the fist Saturday of the fair and it ends with fireworks the last Sunday.

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1. The first time it was held was on 18 April 1847 in the Prado de San Sebastián.

2. There is no specific myth or legend on this festival.

3. This festival is celebrated from the 23rd of Baril to the 29th of April.

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1. During the Feria de Abril in Seville, there are several traditional foods: Fried fish, Iberian ham and gazpacho

2. Traditional attire is a big part of the Feria de Abril experience: flamenco dresses, short suit for men, manila shawl and sevillana hats

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1. It is a tradition with more than 3000 yaars of history.

2. One of the historical events more associated with this day is the fusion of Mesoamerican indigenous traditions with Catholic practices after the arrival of the Spanish in America. This led to the creation of a unique festivalthat combines elements of both cultures.

3. The Day of the Dead is celebrated mainly on November 1 and 2

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1. The specific foods eaten during the feria are principally fruit and "pan de muerto"

2. They wear skeleton costumes

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1. The Lantern Festival was celebrated since the Han Dynasty, but in 1990 it was transformed in a anual and national event.

2. In Lukang, Taiwan, annual floods were halted when Lin Hui-kuan released lanterns with offerings during the Lantern Festival, pacifying the River God. This lasting custom embodies hope and entices visitors to behold its enchantment.

3. The following year It will be celebrated at the 12 of february.

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1 this festival is important because it represents the loved people that died that year.

2 they prepare creating altairs.