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The document is a report presented by students Cristian Ramos, Sebastián Segura, and Arbey Moreno of the Gerardo Molina Ramírez School to their teacher Miss Martha Rocio Londoño in the year 2012. It summarizes information about the Fair of Flowers festival celebrated annually in Medellín, Colombia, including details about the dates, location, events, history, and tradition of flower arrangements carried by silleteros participants.
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Fair of the Flowers
- 1. Gerardo Molina Ramírez School Students: CRISTIAN RAMOS SEBASTIÁN SEGURA ARBEY MORENO Presented to : Miss MARTHA ROCIO LONDOÑO Grade: 804 Shift: Morning Year: 2012
- 2. It is celebrated for 10 days from 3 until August 23.
- 3. It is celebrated in the city of Medellin.
- 4. It is celebrated for 10 days.
- 5. There is no significant number of assistants to the fair.
- 6. In the fair there is listened all kind of Colombian music.
- 7. All the silleteros parade with his arrangements of flowers.
- 8. This event is free for all the persons.
- 9. In the coaches images of all kinds are realized.
- 10. This fair was created by the intention of integrating the people of Medellin and of looking that were amusing themselves.
- 11. It offers during the Fair more than 130 events, between which are outlined cavalcades, parades of ancient cars, exhibitions of orchids, birds and flowers.
- 12. This fair realizes every one year in medellin Colombia.
- 13. The first Fair of the flowers that was realized in Medellin was May 1, 1957.
- 14. The tradition of the silleteros happens for different families of the corregimiento of Holy Elena, from generation to generation.