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Semana Santa is the Holy Week celebrated in Spain leading up to Easter Sunday. During this time, there are parades through the streets in cities and towns across Spain, each with their own traditions. Semana Santa must fall between March 22nd and April 25th each year. It is made up of the seven days before Easter, beginning with Palm Sunday, and is a time when people in Spain commemorate Jesus' crucifixion through rituals like burning incense and carrying palm or olive branches in church.
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The document discusses various aspects of culture in Aracena, Spain. It describes that while there are not many things to do, the activities that exist are interesting. It highlights that Holy Week is an important tradition where religious images are paraded through town. It also notes that local teenagers enjoy music and some form bands, and there are festivals like Montanera Festival for them to perform. Additionally, it mentions an organization called La Casa de la Juventud that plans events for young people. Finally, it briefly states that Flamenco culture with its music and dance is present in Spain.
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The document discusses various aspects of culture in Aracena, Spain. It describes that while there are not many things to do, the activities that exist are interesting. It highlights that Holy Week is an important tradition where religious images are paraded through town. It also notes that local teenagers enjoy music and some form bands, and there are festivals like Montanera Festival for them to perform. Additionally, it mentions an organization called La Casa de la Juventud that plans events for young people. Finally, it briefly states that Flamenco culture with its music and dance is present in Spain.
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The document discusses various aspects of culture in Aracena, Spain. It describes that while there are not many things to do, the cultural offerings that exist are interesting. It highlights that Holy Week is an important tradition where religious images are paraded through town. It also notes that local teenagers enjoy music and some form bands, and there are festivals like Montanera Festival for them to perform. Additionally, it mentions an organization called La Casa de la Juventud that plans events for young people. Finally, it briefly states that Flamenco culture with its music and dance is present in Spain.
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The document discusses various aspects of culture in Aracena, Spain. It describes that while there are not many things to do, the cultural offerings that exist are interesting. It highlights that Holy Week is an important tradition where religious images are paraded through town. It also notes that local teenagers enjoy music and some form bands, and there are festivals like Montanera Festival for them to perform. Additionally, it mentions an organization called La Casa de la Juventud that plans events for young people. Finally, it briefly states that Flamenco culture with its music and dance is present as this region is located in Spain.
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