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1.With Colombia being a primarily Catholic country, Semana Santa or Easter Week, is very important.
2.. People from Colombia and all over the world congregate in Popayan to see the change from a quiet, local town to one full of life and celebration.
3.During these processions, religious images from many other catholic countries are arranged onto wooden platforms being carried on the shoulders of cargueros.
4.Each performance in the procession is called a paso and these travel through the streets of Popayan in the shape of a cross, passing by all the main churches and religious buildings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb70GB9Xu-Y

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1. On Good Friday, the participants dress in black. A float with a sculpture of Jesus carrying the crucifix leads crowds of mourners who pray silently and offer penance.
2.Monday through Thursday, similar processions parade through the streets in memory of Jesus’ final days. Devoted curcuruchas carry floats for a block, and then new carriers step in to carry them on to the next block.
3.Holy Saturday’s processions are dedicated to images of the Virgin Mary of Sorrow. Women dress in their finest outfits and often wear high heels. Young children walk under the anda while their mothers shoulder the immense float.
4.Easter Sunday is a day of rejoicing the resurrection of Christ. Fireworks, family meals, and celebrations continue throughout the day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcITZNkObDE

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1. breaking of cascarones colored egg shells filled with confetti, over friends and family.
2. large processions of penitents, a portrayal of the last supper and the crucifixion itself.
3. all the community gets together and each citizen becomes part of the cast that represents Jesus, the Virgin Mary, the Nazarenes, the guards, and the apostles
4. Holy Week and Easter are celebrated as significant religious holidays.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFVDq3lGpB0

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1. People fast, and don’t eat meat during Holy Week, with unnecessary luxuries avoided until Easter Sunday.
2. To celebrate Jesus’ resurrection, Argentinians eat and share eggs, eat a special Easter Cake and a pastry called Rosca de Pascua.
3.  Argentinians tend to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection with a huge barbecue
4. they also have a treasure hunt organized by the local governments in the main cities, so that everyone has a chance to participate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6WPOzIAosI

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1. Spain celebrates with processions through their streets
2. A popular sugary treat at this time of year are torrijas, a sweet snack of bread soaked in milk and egg, that is then fried and served with sugar or honey.
3. Andalucia is the most famous Spanish region for Easter celebrations. It’s 52 different religious brotherhoods parade through the streets during the whole week of Holy Week
4. Processions in cities like Seville and Malaga are world famous, with celebrities like Antonio Banderas getting involved every year, and some last for almost 24 hours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdTI5u6iSio