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=== Festivals === | === Festivals === | ||
[[File:Dia_roxo_color_celebration.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Dia Roxo Color Celebration, showing the red powder thrown by many people.]] | |||
Verona is home to several cultural festivals that are significant in Cartadania. The largest of these festivals is Carnival, which takes place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday. Carnival is a time for celebration, with colorful parades and lively music. [[Sierra Carnival]], in particular, is the largest Carnival festival in Cartadania and attracts millions of people each year. | |||
The [[Festa da Luz]] is another important celebration in Verona, which takes place on the longest day of the year. The festival centers around the theme of light and features parades, live music, acrobatic performances, and a grand fireworks display. Local businesses and artisans sell their handcrafted lanterns and other light-themed items during the festival. | |||
[[Dia Roxo]] is a unique festival in Cartadania, which is celebrated on September 4th each year. The festival is a national holiday and is marked by local festivals, decorations in the color red, and fireworks. One of the unique features of Dia Roxo is the playful throwing of natural colored powders, typically but not exclusively in the color red, similar to the Festival of Colors in Hindu countries. | |||
These festivals are important to Verona's history and culture, and they attract tourists from all over the world. They offer an opportunity to experience the vibrant and colorful culture of Cartadania and are a testament to the country's rich heritage. Food and drink also play an essential role in these festivals, with local vendors offering a variety of traditional Cartadanian dishes and drinks. | |||
=== Literature === | === Literature === | ||
=== Film and television === | === Film and television === | ||