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The document discusses the Holy Week celebrations in Huamanga, Peru. It is celebrated from March 28th to April 3rd this year. There are several processions and activities that take place throughout the week, culminating in a large Easter Sunday procession carrying an image of Jesus with over 250 men through the city. The celebrations in Huamanga are some of the oldest Holy Week traditions in the world after Seville, Spain.
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- 3. It is celebrated in the province of Huamanga department of Ayacucho.
- 4. When is it celebrated?
- 5. This year is celebrated from Sunday March 28 until the Saturday April 3
- 6. This great celebration is the most recognized in the world after of Seville (Spain), keep the rituals more old ones of Holy Week.
- 7. What activities are they done? The activities carried out are the following:
- 8. 8 processions take place through the various butlers.
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