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The Barranquilla Carnival is celebrated in Barranquilla, Colombia from February 18-21. Over 1 million locals and visitors attend the four-day festival, where they can hear music like cumbia, mapale, chande, and merecumbe. The carnival costs around 40 billion pesos to produce and is a celebration of the local culture, folklore, and joy.
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The document summarizes key details about the Barranquilla Carnival in Colombia. It is celebrated over four days in February in the city of Barranquilla. Over 1 million locals and visitors attend the carnival, where music like cumbia, porro, mapale, bagpipe, chande, puya, fandango, and merecumbes can be heard. The carnival costs around 40 billion pesos to put on and is a celebration of the local culture, folklore, and joy.
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- 1. Barranquilla's Carnival Presented By : ronaldo arenales Frankin Carvajal Wilman medina teaCher: miss martha roCi0 londoño suBjeCt: english shiFt: morning year: 2012
- 2. When is it CeleBrated? the Carnival is CeleBrated in FeBruary 18, 19, 20 and 21.
- 3. Where is it CeleBrated? the Barranquilla Carnivals is CeleBrated in Barranquilla.
- 4. hoW long is the Barranquilla´s Carnival? the Barranquilla´s Carnival lasts Four days.
- 5. hoW many PeoPle go to the Barranquilla's Carnival? more than 1 million PeoPle BetWeen loCals and visitors attend the Carnival oF Barranquilla.
- 6. What kind oF musiC Can Be heard in the Barranquilla's Carnival? the musiC We hear is CumBia Porro maPale BagPiPe Chande Puya, Fandango and mereCumBes
- 7. Who is PerForming the Barranquilla´s Carnival? • the Carnival is CeleBrated some PeoPle that they like to Party and have the danCe Culture
- 8. hoW muCh does the Barranquilla´s Carnival Cost? the Carnival oF Barranquilla Costs around 40 Billion Pesos.
- 9. What´s sPeCial aBout it the Barranquilla´s Carnival What sPeCial metersaWay From Carnival is that it meets lots oF Culture Folklore and joy
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