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Ichapekene Piesta, the biggest festival of San Ignacio de Moxos

L’Ichapekene Piesta, la plus grande fête de Saint Ignace de Moxos

Every year, the inhabitants, both young and old, of San Ignacio de Moxos in Bolivia celebrate Ichapekene Piesta, a syncretic festival that reinterprets the Moxeño founder myth of the Jesuit victory of Ignacio de Loyola and melds it with indigenous beliefs and traditions. The festivities begin in May with firework displays, singing and...

Latin America and CaribbeanBolivia, Plurinational State ofNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Maltese Village Festa, an annual community celebration

La festa villageoise maltaise, une célébration communautaire annuelle

The festa is a community event of religious origin held annually in village parishes across Malta and Gozo. The main festa season in Malta starts towards the end of April and runs until the beginning of October, with multiple events taking place in different villages. Community volunteers prepare the festa throughout the year and the...

EuropeMaltaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Summer solstice fire festivals in the Pyrenees

Les fêtes du feu du solstice d'été dans les Pyrénées

The summer solstice fire festivals take place in the Pyrenees each year on the same night when the sun is at its zenith. Once night falls, people from different towns and villages carry flaming torches down the mountains to light a variety of traditionally constructed beacons. The descent is a special moment for young people, signifying...

EuropeAndorra / SpainNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Valencia Fallas festivity

La fête des Fallas valenciennes

The main feature of the Fallas Festivity, a tradition of communities in Valencia and its diaspora celebrating the coming of spring, is the giant falla. The falla is a monument made up of ninots (caricature pieces) created by local artists and craftspeople that provides a commentary on current social issues. Erected in the town square,...

EuropeSpainNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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