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festividad
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festival [Am ˈfɛstəvəl, Brit ˈfɛstɪv(ə)l] N
1. festival REL:
festival
fiesta f
festival
festividad f
2. festival:
festival CINE, MUS, THEAT
festival m
a pop festival
un festival de música pop
3. festival (celebration):
festival
fiesta f
festival attr atmosphere
festivo
festival attr atmosphere
de fiesta
film festival N
film festival
festival m cinematográfico
film festival
festival m de cine
harvest festival N Brit
harvest festival
fiesta f de la cosecha
rock festival N
rock festival
festival m de rock
Edinburgh Festival Info
Edinburgh Festival
Un festival internacional de tres semanas de música, teatro, danza etc., que se viene celebrando cada agosto en Edimburgo desde 1947. Muchos turistas vienen a ver las actuaciones y los conciertos, incluida la gran cantidad que no forma parte oficial del festival y que se conoce como Edinburgh Fringe. En la actualidad, este se considera tan importante como el festival mismo por la originalidad y nivel de su contenido.
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festival
festival
festival de cine
film festival
festivalero (festivalera) ambiente
festival attr
festivalero (festivalera) público
festival-going attr
jaripeo
cowboy festival
verbena
festival
la verbena de San Juan
the festival of Saint John
bienal
biennial festival
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
festival [ˈfestɪvəl] N
1. festival REL:
festival
festividad f
festival
fiesta f
2. festival (special event):
festival
festival m
a film/music festival
un festival de cine/música
rock festival N
rock festival
festival m de rock
harvest festival N
harvest festival
fiesta f de la cosecha
Edinburgh International Festival
Edinburgh International Festival
Desde 1947 tiene lugar cada año en Edinburgh, la capital de Escocia, el Edinburgh International Festival. Se celebra en torno a mediados de agosto y dura tres semanas. En el marco de este festival tienen lugar numerosos espectáculos de tipo cultural: teatro, música, ópera y baile. Al mismo tiempo se celebran un Film Festival, un Jazz Festival y un Book Festival. Paralelamente al Festival oficial se ha ido desarrollando un Festival Fringe con alrededor de 1.000 espectáculos diferentes que se caracteriza por su vivacidad y su capacidad de innovación.
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festival
festival
festival de cine
film festival
ramada
festival stand
exhibición cinematográfica
film festival
exhibición deportiva
sports festival
romería
festival
Sanfermines
Pamplona bull-running festival
festejo
festival
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
festival [ˈfes·tɪ·vəl] N
1. festival (special event):
festival
festival m
a film/music festival
un festival de cine/música
2. festival REL:
festival
festividad f
festival
fiesta f
rock festival N
rock festival
festival m de rock
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
festival
festival
festival de cine
film festival
ramada
festival stand
exhibición cinematográfica
film festival
exhibición deportiva
sports festival
romería
festival
festejo
festival
feria
festival
la presente edición del Festival de Cine
this year's Film Festival
encierro
running of bulls in the San Fermin festival in Pamplona
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a film/music festival
un festival de cine/música
encierro
running of bulls in the San Fermin festival in Pamplona
encierro
Strictly speaking, encierro a term from the tauromaquia (art of bullfighting), refers to the following two processes: the bulls are first driven into the arena pens and then locked up in the toril (bull cage). For many people this represents the actual fiesta (public festival).
Fallas
The Fallas is the name of the largest public festival in Valencia on March 19th, which is día del padre (Father's Day) in Spain. Fallas are figures made from papier-mâché that are humorous caricatures, mainly of well-known public figures. They are burned during the “noche del fuego” on March 19th.
entierro de la sardina
festival to mark the beginning of Lent
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It became one of the venues of the festival.
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The festival is "not" held inside the stadium itself.
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However, the quadrille tradition now only survives at holidays and festivals.
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They tend to live by rivers and use them to boat to different towns on market days and during festivals.
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The festival started out as a free one-day-festival, but as the festival got more attention it grew.
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