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It is an annual celebration that takes place in Brazil with variable date between February and March according to the year. The feast is extended for four days and ends on the eve of Ash Wednesday.
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it is considered one of the most representative folklore and cultural events in Colombia, it is celebrated four days before Ash Wednesday.
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is celebrated every year in India, is dyed bright colors to receive the spring and for two days, it seems that the huge social gaps disappear.
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It is celebrated every December 28, began as a Catholic celebration aimed at the "innocent children" who died in the slaughter that King Herod ordered to get rid of Jesus. On this day jokes are made, sometimes a little heavy.
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celebrated on March 17th to commemorate the demise of the patron saint of Ireland. It's a national holiday in the Republic of Ireland. is celebrated worldwide by dressing up green and attending parades.
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It is a traditional celebration that has been assimilated by the Catholic Church, it is celebrated on February 14, it is very popular since on this date are delivered letters of greeting with hearts or with the representative God of Love desire in Greek mythology Cupid.
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It is a national holiday held in Canada, in the United States, on some Caribbean islands and in Liberia. It began as a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest and the previous year.
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During this celebration, families in Mexico pray in souls of their dead relatives so they can come back to life for one night. It is celebrated mainly on 1 and 2 November, although in some places begins on 31 October.They also make decorated altars (called offerings) in their homes to receive the spirits.
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It is the largest and most popular German beer festival in the world. It is a legendary and traditional celebration that usually lasts approximately 2 weeks from the fortnight of October. They are days of joy, beer and sausages.
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It is celebrated the last Wednesday of each month of August, in the Valencian municipality of Buñol (Spain), is a fight in which the people have fun throwing tons of tomatoes to the other participants.
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This festival is celebrated from August 29 to September 5 in the middle of the Nevada desert. More than 25 thousand people arriving in caravans to live together for a week and enjoy music and fun. It culminates with the burning of a human figure of wood of 22 meters of height (the "man in flames").
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is a religious festival that celebrates the death and resurrection of Christ, throughout history have been added traditions such as eggs (which are decorated and hidden), likewise the use of a rabbit (symbol of fertility)
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Is a festival of pagan origin, celebrated on the night of October 31, the eve of All Saints' Day, everyone celebrates and wears costumes, asking for sweets from house to house.
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It is celebrated every December 25, is one of the most important celebrations of Christianity, which recreates the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. On this day the streets are filled with lights and families give themselves gifts.
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It is the celebration of the beginning of the following year in the calendar, the most common is that of January 1, of the Gregorian calendar, which was established by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582
