NACIONAL IDENTITY:

CRIOLLA MUSIC DAY
Although
 hundreds
of children
 celebrate
Halloween
     by
 collecting
candy door
a large
number of
Peruvians
celebrate
    the
 National
  Day of
  Criolla
 Music, a
 Peruvian
 genre of
Wich
 combines
   mainly
  African,
  Spanish
    and
  Andean
influences.
Every year
 Peruvian
 celebrate
  Day of
  Criolla
 Music on
October 31
It started back in 1944, when the Peruvian government
    announced that on this day a special celebration
wich is part of Peruvian folklore.
Throughout Latin America, the term “criolla”
             originally refered
to the descendants of Spanish settlers, but it
            eventually became local.
In the case of Perú, it designates the people and
   culture of the coastal region and of Lima in
It was on the coast that the Spaniards that founded
their capital, where most of their settlement was
concentrated and where their culture took deepest
The most
popular style
  of Peru’s
  “criolla”
 music is the
Marinera, said
  to be the
   national
dance of Peru
Other main
genres are The
Peruvian Walts
Tondero
Festejo
Polka
Zamacueca
Landó
among other traditional dances.
WHEN STARTED TO CELEBRATE
CRIOLLA MUSIC DAY AND WHEN IS IT
         CELEBRATED?
WHEN STARTED TO CELEBRATE CRIOLLA MUSIC
DAY AND WHEN IS IT CELEBRATED?


The Criolla Music Day started
 back in 1944, and it
 celebrates on October 31.
WHICH IS THE MOST POPULAR STYLE
   OF PERÚ’S CRIOLLA MUSIC?
WHICH IS THE MOST POPULAR STYLE OF
PERÚ’S CRIOLLA MUSIC?

The  most popular style of
 Perú’s Criolla Music is the
 Marinera, said to be the
 national dance of Perú.
WHERE DID THE SPANIARDS FOUND
        THEIR CAPITAL?
WHERE DID THE SPANIARDS FOUND THEIR
CAPITAL?


They  founded their capital in
 the coastal region, specifically
 in Lima, on January 18, 1535.
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