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Brazilian Carnival |
Brazilian CarnivalThe Brazilian Carnival is an annual feast, celebrated fourty days before the Easter (marking the start of a religious period, the L ... |
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Italian Carnival |
Carnival in VeniceThe carnival in Venice was first recorded in 1268. The subversive nature of the festival is reflected in the many laws created over ... |
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Spanish Carnival |
When Lent ends, the Saturday following Holy Week is celebrated in a festival in Murcia, Spain. Called the Sardine's Funeral Parade it marks the end of ... |
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Polish Carnival |
In Poland the traditional way of celebrating the Carnival is kulig, a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snow-covered countryside. The Polish Carniva ... |
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Honduran Carnival |
In La Ceiba in Honduras, carnival is held on the third Saturday of every May to commemorate San Isidro, and is the largest in Central America. ... |
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Dutch Carnival |
In the Netherlands, the last day of Carnival (karnaval) is held exactly 40 days before eastern, making the days of celebration vary as far as from 8 j ... |
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German Carnival |
In Germany, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Eschweiler, Aachen, Mainz, Bonn and Munich are famous for their Karneval celebrations -- parades and costumed balls w ... |
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English Carnival |
In England Shrove Tuesday is celebrated as Pancake Day, but apart from the serving of pancakes and occasional pancake races and football matches (see ... |
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