SPANISH CELEBRATIONS by Lucía Tovar Castilla

San isidro

2023-05-26 11:32:50 UTC

The San Isidro festivities are patron saint festivities in honor of Isidro Labrador, patron saint of Madrid and held around May 15. This celebration includes pilgrimages, festivals, attractions and various traditional shows that define "Madrid traditionalism".

2023-05-26 11:39:41 UTC

El Rocio
It is a typical festival of Huelva
It begins on Pentecost Sunday and they make a procession. People wear typical dress and clothes. It is a religious tradition but we have fun a lot.

HOLLY WEEK

emartinezr19 — 2023-05-26 11:41:49 UTC

I love Holly Week. Palm Sunday is the day on which Jesus' entry into Jerusalem is celebrated, Holy Thursday is the date of the Last Supper, Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion, Holy Saturday is a day of mourning and, finally, Easter Sunday. Easter celebrates the resurrection.
In Spain, processions are typical of Holly Week.

Carnival

2023-05-26 11:45:09 UTC

The carnival is very famous in spain.
People get dresset and sing iranic song.
We have fun a lot

Christmas

2023-05-26 11:47:19 UTC

On Christmas Eve night we have dinner as a family and celebrate Christmas all night long, on Christmas day Santa Claus comes with gifts. On December 31 we celebrate the end of the year and we eat the twelve lucky grapes. On the 5th and on January 6th we celebrate the arrival of the three wise men who bring us gifts.

THE FALLAS

emartinezr19 — 2023-05-26 11:49:56 UTC

The Fallas are a festival that is celebrated in the city of Valencia, in Spain, throughout the month of March. The festival is dedicated to San José, patron saint of carpenters who in the past took their old junk out into the street and set it on fire on the eve of the Saint's Day.

Feria de abril

2023-05-26 11:51:06 UTC

It's a tradicional celebration from Spain. The most famous is in Seville, South of Spain. Women wear a tradicional dess and the tradicional dance Sevillanas