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The Fallas are annual festivals celebrated in Valencia, Spain in honor of Saint Joseph. As part of the celebrations, large sculptures called "ninots" are constructed throughout the year and then paraded and judged before being burned. Key events during the Fallas include the Night of Fire, when fireworks are set off, and the Night of the Burning, when all the ninots are set on fire to conclude the celebrations. The Fallas are a major tourist attraction for the city of Valencia.
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The document provides an overview of the Las Fallas festival celebrated in Valencia, Spain from March 15-19. Some key details include: elaborate paper and wood sculptures called "ninots" are constructed by committees over many months; the sculptures are displayed and paraded before being burned in a climactic "cremà" bonfire on the final night, with one spared to be displayed in a museum. The festival incorporates fireworks, parades, flowers offerings, and is a celebration of light, music, and tradition in Valencia.
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This document provides information about celebrations that take place in Valencia, Spain between March 15-19. The festival is called Falles Fiestas and involves constructing and then burning Falles (structures). Key events during the festival include La Despertá which begins the celebrations with lively music, La Mascletà which features fireworks at 2pm daily, and La Cremà on the last night when the Falles are burned. The document also notes there are large crowds in the streets during the festival.
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The Las Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain originated from the tradition of the city's carpenters burning wood scraps and tools each year. The multi-day festival now involves elaborate sculptures called "fallas" erected in the streets that are burned on the final night. Key events include fireworks displays each night, parades, and a procession honoring the Virgin Mary. Typical costumes for participants include an embroidered dress, petticoats, and headpieces for women and traditional regional attire for men. The fallas sculptures comment on current events and issues and can be over 30 meters tall.
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The Falles is a traditional celebration held in Valencia, Spain in commemoration of Saint Joseph. The Falles refer to both the celebration and monuments created for the event. There are different theories about the origin of the Falles, but it may have started in the Middle Ages when artisans burned wooden artifacts and pieces at the spring equinox. Over time the burning was changed to coincide with the festival of Saint Joseph. Events during Falles include fireworks displays, construction and burning of the falles monuments.
Falles
The document summarizes the Falles festival in Valencia, Spain. The Falles celebrate Saint Joseph and involve constructing and then burning monuments. There are theories that the festival originated in the Middle Ages when artisans would burn wooden artifacts in spring. A key part of the festival is La Mascletà, an explosive fireworks display that occurs daily and features a large one in the main plaza. The Mascletà is unique to Valencia and involves the Fallera Mayor giving the signal to begin the fireworks show.
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The Fallas festival started in medieval times when artisans would burn broken wood and artifacts from the winter at the spring equinox. Over time, figures called ninots were added to the fires and the festival date was moved to coincide with St. Joseph's Day. Nowadays, the large papier-mâché and polystyrene monuments can be over 30 meters tall and depict topical themes. Events include the daily despertà wake up calls with firecrackers and music, the plantà when monuments are erected, mascletà firecracker displays, and the final night of cremà when all the monuments are burned.
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This document provides information about celebrations that take place in Valencia, Spain between March 15-19. The festival is called Falles Fiestas and involves constructing and then burning Falles (structures). Key events during the festival include La Despertá which begins the celebrations with lively music, La Mascletà which features fireworks at 2pm daily, and La Cremà on the last night when the Falles are burned. The document also notes there are large crowds in the streets during the festival.
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The Las Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain originated from the tradition of the city's carpenters burning wood scraps and tools each year. The multi-day festival now involves elaborate sculptures called "fallas" erected in the streets that are burned on the final night. Key events include fireworks displays each night, parades, and a procession honoring the Virgin Mary. Typical costumes for participants include an embroidered dress, petticoats, and headpieces for women and traditional regional attire for men. The fallas sculptures comment on current events and issues and can be over 30 meters tall.
The falles
The Falles is a traditional celebration held in Valencia, Spain in commemoration of Saint Joseph. The Falles refer to both the celebration and monuments created for the event. There are different theories about the origin of the Falles, but it may have started in the Middle Ages when artisans burned wooden artifacts and pieces at the spring equinox. Over time the burning was changed to coincide with the festival of Saint Joseph. Events during Falles include fireworks displays, construction and burning of the falles monuments.
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The document summarizes the Falles festival in Valencia, Spain. The Falles celebrate Saint Joseph and involve constructing and then burning monuments. There are theories that the festival originated in the Middle Ages when artisans would burn wooden artifacts in spring. A key part of the festival is La Mascletà, an explosive fireworks display that occurs daily and features a large one in the main plaza. The Mascletà is unique to Valencia and involves the Fallera Mayor giving the signal to begin the fireworks show.
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The Falles is a traditional celebration held in Valencia, Spain in commemoration of Saint Joseph. It refers both to the celebration and large monuments created for the event. The origins of the festival may date back to the Middle Ages, when artisans would burn wooden artifacts and pieces at the spring equinox. Over time, the burning coincided with Saint Joseph's day. Events include fireworks displays, completion of the large monuments, and the climactic burning of the monuments, called "La Cremà", on March 19th.
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- 2. • The Fallas ( Falles in Valenciá ) are a common party in the city of Valencia. • It has a very atractive power for the turism. • This party is celebrated in honor of Saint Joseph ( Sant Josep ) • The Fallas started by a group of joiners who burned the rest of the wood.
- 3. Definitions : · ninot (doll): they are the different dolls with diferents appearance , hight and form. · masclet ( fireworks ): is a big firework that uses in the mascletá to provodes strong noise.
- 4. Days: - NINOT - LA NIT DEL FOC y LA NIT DE LA CREMÀ - LA CABALGATA DEL NINOT - LA DESPERTÀ - LA MASCLETÀ - LA PLANTÀ - LA CRIDÀ - EXPOSICIÓN DEL NINOT
- 6. EXPOSICIÓN DEL NINOT They are the components of the Fallas , they are being constructed along the year and , in February , they go on parade , people vote the best Ninot and the rest get burnt.
- 7. LA CRIDÀ The mayor fallera calls people to promote the parties.
- 8. LA PLANTÀ The 15 of March The Fallas goos up.
- 9. LA DESPERTÀ All the mornings the “falleros” wake up the people by throwing fireworks.
- 10. LA CABALGATA DEL NINOT The Ninot winner goes on parade in the street.
- 11. Ofrenda de flores The “ofrendas” are given to the Vigin of all the saints.
- 12. LA NIT DEL FOC y LA NIT DE LA CREMÀ The party ends , all the Fallas get burnt.
- 13. ¡ THATS ALL FOLKS ! ENJOY THE PARTIES AND YOU WILL ALWAYS BEEN INVITED TO VALENCIA!!