Festivals in Argentina

FESTIVALS IN ARGENTINA

On the eve of Tradition's Day, the students of 6th form A finished their Project  "Festivals in Argentina". The final outcome of the project was to write a blog post on the festivals or festive days in our country. Here are the results of their very hard work.

Independence Day

Independence Day falls on July 9th.

It lasts for one day. We celebrate with a festival at school. We wear a badge. We decorate our house. We dance traditional dances. We sing. I love the Independence Day!

Naty Franco and Cande Gutierrez

The three magic kings

The Three Magic Kings Day falls on January 5th. It lasts for one day. In this day our parents give us presents.

We get together with our family and celebrate in our house. The night before we put grass and water for the camells.

Mari Salamone  and May Cabrera.

Easter

Easter falls in March or April. It lasts for four days. Families eat special food and invite friends.

Joaquin Larriera, lucas Guayan and leon  Velazquez.

Friend’s day

Friends Day falls on July 20th and lasts for 1 day. In this day friends give presents and get together with friends .Friends go to a park and eat special food. Friends give cards, bracelets and chocolates.

Emil Zakarian and Manu Dongarra

Carnival

Carnival falls in February it lasts for a month. The family goes to the Murga. There are parades and it is fun. People dance and sing in the street

Ani Medrano and Katy González

Student's day

Student’s day falls on September 21th. It lasts for one day. Friends go to the park. They have a picnic and play the guitar. They dance, sing and give flowers

Facu Caraballo and Nacho Nabais

Christmas

Christmas falls on December 24th. It lasts for two days. The family gives presents to children. Some families get together and eat special food. People decorate their homes. There are fireworks at 12 o'clock

Iara Tiberi y Rocio Alfaro

New Year

It falls on December 31st. It lasts for two days. Families get together. Mum and Dad decorate the house. Parents give us presents. People wear special clothes. Families eat  special food.

Silvi Coro y Chiara Miño.