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What festivals are there in Argentina?

How many festivals are there in Argentina a year?

There are more than a dozen legal festivals in Argentina, as well as some religious festivals. In addition to political festivals such as National Day on May 25th and Independence Day on July 9th, the most important festivals are Christmas and Easter. Christmas is the most important thing in people's minds. This is a day of family reunion. On Christmas Eve (Christmas Eve), families should be as concentrated as possible. Some people will roast suckling pigs. Because it is located in the southern hemisphere, June+February in 5438 is midsummer, but Santa Claus still wears traditional costumes. There are only two days a year when newspapers are not published. Christmas is one of them, and the other day is Children's Day. Journalists are resting, and no one delivers newspapers. On the afternoon of New Year's Eve every year, the staff will chop up the old official documents and bills of the previous year and throw them out of the window. *** 1988 in Argentina, in order to match people's fun-loving mood, all national holidays except National Day, May Day and Christmas have been moved to Monday through laws and regulations, so that two days and holidays form a three-day weekend, which is exactly what Argentines who like to travel and play want. Legal public holidays: New Year's Day, Easter, Labor Day, National Day (May 25th), Columbus Day (also known as competition day DLA· de Laza 65438+ 10/2) and Christmas Day (65438+February 25th). Traditional festivals: Every nation has its own traditional festivals, and Argentina, as an immigrant country, has more festivals because of its unique historical and cultural experience. In addition to festivals brought by European immigrants, such as Christmas, Easter, and the day of conception of the Virgin Mary, there are also some festivals with political content, such as the May Revolution Festival, Independence Day, Flag Day, and Malvinas Day. There are many festivals closely related to local social and economic life. These Argentines were formed in the tortuous development of hundreds of years. Every year from February 22nd to March 9th, it is a traditional festival in Argentina-Grape Festival. Whenever festivals come, people wear holiday costumes and sing and dance with floats. The highlight of the Grape Festival is the national beauty contest, in which 60,000 beautiful girls participate every year. After many pre-selections, the winner of the crown of the grape queen was finally selected. After the beauty pageant, there will be art exhibitions such as Spanish paintings and sculptures and a grand tango performance. In addition, Argentines have special feelings for cattle, sheep and other livestock, especially in some pastoral areas, such as Ayacucho District, which has been the center of the national calf festival since the first calf festival of 1970. During the festival, traditional horse racing and horse riding performances will be held. In the evening, the best art groups in the country will perform traditional dramas and songs and dances, and a national agricultural development round table will be held during the festival.