Holly week in spain
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Holly week in Spain, also known as Semana Santa, is an important religious celebration that commemorates Christ's last days and mourns his death. During the week, large floats weighing over 3,000 kilograms are paraded through the streets of cities like Seville and Malaga by religious brotherhoods accompanied by thousands of people, music, and marching bands, creating a unique atmosphere. The processions are a major focal point of the tradition in southern Spain.
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- 1. Holly week in Spain by: Daniel Borondo
- 2. What´s holly week? • Holly week in Spain is refered to semana santa. It is considered as one the most important traditional spanish events and has a major focus y the south, especially in Sevilla or semana santa in Málaga. The streets come • with thousands of people, • music,procesions,marching • bands and a very unique • atmosfere
- 3. About holly week • Semana santa is a religious celebration in wich the catholics conmemorate and mourn the last days of christ´s lifer and sympathizer the grief lived by virgin mary. During the week numerous processions consisting of large floats are pareded along the streets of the citiy
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- 5. These inmense floats con weight over 3.000 kilograms and are carried by ``costaleros´´ carries,whom are them followed by the religious brother hoods of the diferent churches while marching the streets http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t- 7KeTH8lkE&feature=related
- 6. Fin