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Carnival is a festive season that occurs before Lent, involving celebrations such as parades and masquerade balls. Originating in medieval Italy, carnival traditions have spread globally with Catholic influence. One of the most famous carnivals is the Brazilian celebration, featuring elaborate samba school performances. In Ecuador, carnival has indigenous and Catholic roots, with celebrations throughout the country including parading, music, dancing, drinking, and throwing water or flour on others. Traditio

Author

Alejandro Delgado

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EN