The document summarizes several national holidays and events celebrated in Argentina: - May 25th commemorates the revolution of 1810 that created the first national government of Argentina. Festivities include military parades, music, and showcasing of each province's culture. - August 23rd remembers the Exodus from Jujuy, where students symbolically recreate the historical event of people building straw huts to win an important battle without violence. - From late September to early October, the National Student Festival is held in San Salvador de Jujuy, coinciding with the arrival of spring. Students participate in floats, parades, and electing school and regional queens.

1. Holiday
In Argentina

2. 25th May
• The revolution of May took
place on May 25, 2010, which
ousted the Spanish Viceroy
Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros
and created a governing board
made ​​up of senior
representatives of the people
of Buenos Aires, which then
became the First National
Government of Argentina.

3. In the 25th people do:
Military and civic parade.
• Free music recital.
• They sing the National Anthem of Argentina.
• There are Fair provinces.
• Each province had a booth that showcased
their history.
• There are Walk gastronomic.

6. 23the August Jujeño Day of The
Exodus
On this day we commemorate the
courageous people who made the
legendary Jujuy Exodus to win a very
important battle without spilling a single
drop of blood. In Jujuy schools have the
habit of making a symbolic representation
of this historical fact. Students participating
in this event build huts straw and paper
and dress up coya, gauchos and
countrywomen.

9. 21st September day of The National
Student Party (FNE)
• Is held every year in San Salvador de Jujuy,
Argentina. It is held during the week of
student Argentina and welcomes spring
coming on 21 September in the southern
hemisphere. The festival is held in late
September for 10 days resulting in the change
of seasons. For this reason it is said that at
that time Jujuy becomes the "National Youth
Capital and Spring".

10. • The party starts with various activities
proposed from the Permanent autonomous
body formed by students representing various
schools in the province. These proposals come
to each school and schools across the
province for their preparation, participation
and collaboration.

11. They do things like:
• During this festival each high school chooses a
Queen (with their princesses and ladies of
honor). Each Queen represents his school in the
election of departmental or regional queen thus
giving way to the Provincial Election with other
Departmental Queens also go through the same
instances. The National Student Festival ends
with the election of the National Student Queen
with the participation of all provincial queens.
The final touch of the festival is the presentation
of prizes to each float built in its category.

12. • Students in colleges and high schools during this time are
transformed into what is called "bodybuilders" are generally
young people who attend the last two years of high school.
For several months doing work over a chassis (body), which
must comply parameters issued by the regulatory measures
governing and qualifies creations, divided into 3 categories:
Floats not technical, technical floats and carriages. After the
structure is formed lined is performed in the diversity used
technique and materials, generally crepe paper of different
colors in the form of flowers, accompanied their respective
lamps. The light sets are connected in sequence such that
handled by a computer with a program allowing light sets see
these lamps in various movements and alternatives on and off.
These floats or dazzle carriages in parades that take place
during the week of the student, located in the capital of Jujuy