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Traditional Festivities in Malaga
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Malaga Fair (14 - 22 August):
The August fair in Malaga has become a great summer festival. It is a truly cosmopolitan and international affair which reflects the open nature of the capital city of the Costa del Sol, the major tourist area of Spain.
Winter festivities:
From January to March, music, sports, theatre, cinema, and other activities will be held at different venues.
Carnivals:
The February carnivals are the most popular celebrations that take place before Lent when the city is full of costumes, floats, dancing and a large variety of musical groups, including street bands, masquerades, quartets and choruses.
Parade of the Kings of Orient:
This parade through the old part of the city takes place on 5 January. |
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The night of San Juan:
The public open-air celebrations of San Juan take place on June 23.
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Festivities:
The day of the Holy Innocents is held on 28 December in the Puerto de la Torre at the Venta San Cayetano.
Christmas customs are almost the same in every part of the world, but we have something that differs: our climate makes possible to enjoy nice vacations. |
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Christmas customs are almost the same in every part of the world, but we have something that differs: our climate makes it possible to enjoy nice vacations.
Some special things at Christmas are: assembling a nativity scene, although Christmas trees are also put up finally, singing Christmas carols, eating typical meals and visiting nativity scenes at public places.
In Christmas every day has something special and different. |
Travel to Spain: Spanish course in Christmas |
Christmas Eve
The family meets to eat together. It is a very joyful night.
The meal consists of different plates. Usually, one starts with seafood, and then continues with fish (sea bream, elver, bass…) or meat (lamb, kid, sucking pig…), which are served with Catalan Champaign, which is the equivalent to the French Champaign, but better.
Finally, the Christmas dinner is finished with nougat, almond, nuts, hazelnuts, raisins, and a lot of dried fruit with Champaign. |
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New Year's Eve
Here in Spain, the New Year is welcomed by eating twelve grapes; with every ring of the city hall's bells one is eaten.
People go out on the street to eat the grapes and to celebrate the New Year. They celebrate till the morning hours and as a custom, at the end chocolate with fritters is eaten. |
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The Three Kings
This is a special day for the children. In the evening of 5 February the procession of the Three Wise Men starts in every Spanish city.
The Three Kings bring toys to all children. The children are used to put their shoes on the balcony or on the windowsill, where the Three Wise Men leave the toys. The next day all children leave their houses to go on the street with their presents. |
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