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What festivals are there in Spain?
Spanish folk festivals are full of passion. Throughout the year, there will always be people celebrating festivals everywhere. Whenever tourists come, they can always experience the joy and strange festivals that regulate their daily lives. Carnival The first festival in Spain is held in February every year. Masked people, women and children, clowns, giants and ghosts become the protagonists of this festival. Carnival held in Lanz, Navarra province, with its mythical figures Ziripot and Zaldico, let people see the tradition thousands of years ago. Villanueva, in Caceres province, celebrated the festival by burning a model of Pero-Palo. The carnival in Cadiz embodies a funny and ironic atmosphere with a street band parade. Carnival in Tenerife and las palmas, located in the Grand Canary Islands, is as colorful and beautifully decorated as carnival in other parts of the world. Burning models and lighting fireworks are the main celebrations in Spain in March. Valencia will also celebrate its traditional festival-Farah Festival. It is famous for burning Ninotz in Fa Ya, which fully shows people's wisdom, optimism and passion. Holy Week is the most prominent religious festival in Spain, and it still retains indelible traditional traces. Quaker parades and elegant equestrian performances in Seville, Valladolid Football Club, Zamora, Murcia and Cuenca are also world-famous. Celebrations and Pilgrimages A variety of celebrations and pilgrimages are held every spring. The celebrations and pilgrimages in Murcia and the April Expo in Seville are world-famous. In a week, they were full of excitement and folk flavor. A magnificent festival named "Moors and Christians" was held in Alcoy, Lepante, with outstanding features. There are outdoor pilgrimages and festivals all over Spain. The "Caballada" festival in Atienza, Guadalajara province and the "A rapa das bestas" festival in La Groba, Galicia region have ancient traditions, but the Rocío festival held in Almonte, Huelva province is even more so. Another important religious festival is the Eucharist Festival held in Toledo, where hundreds of believers took to the streets to celebrate. This festival is held in Camu, Toledo. 0? 9as) is as important as Berga. Summer celebrations are also held in various places to celebrate the night of San Juan, such as the fire sacrifice held in San Pedro Manrique, Soglia Province; Equestrian festivals held in Ciutadella, Norka Island and other places. The most famous festival in July is the San Fermin Festival in Pamplona. The scene of cows and people running shocked the world. The pilgrimage ceremony held in Liebart, Galicia in May to commemorate the resurrection of santa marta, and the Bagueira Wedding Festival held in asturias are all important festivals to celebrate the harvest. Another national famous celebration-"mistry de Elkes" (elche's mysterious drama, a drama promoting religion, has been listed as "world intangible cultural heritage" by UNESCO) was also held in elche, south of Alicante province. The play is staged in August every year, recreating the scene of the ascension of the Virgin Mary. Every year from August to June, other important festivals and folk songs and dances are held in Alberca in Salamanca, Vejer de la Frontera in Cadiz, Laugraud in Zamora, Ondaroa in Biscay and Grognot. 0? 9o) and many other cities hold major festivals with their own characteristics. Christmas is the last national holiday held in a year, and Christmas everywhere has its own unique personality. It is worth mentioning that the traditional model of the nativity and epiphany parade (that is, the festival of three kings coming to Korea) has strong Spanish characteristics. Folk songs and dances show the sincere feelings and great wisdom of the Spanish people. The rich folk songs and dances in almost every place provide inspiration for professional performances. The most famous Spanish folk dances are: Munera dance in Galicia (Mu? 0? 9eira), jotas in Aragon and Valencia, sardana in Catalonia, zortziko in Basque Country and sevillanas in Andalusia.

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