Easter in Argentina

EASTER TRADITIONS

IN ARGENTINA

Nico y Nacho 2ºB eso

Argentina

Argentina is a sprawling South American country with terrain that includes the Andes mountains, glacial lakes and grasslands in the Pampas, the traditional grazing land for its famous cattle. The country is known for the dance and music of tango. Its great cosmopolitan capital, Buenos Aires, is centered around the Plaza de Mayo, surrounded by imposing 19th-century buildings such as the Casa Rosada, the iconic presidential palace

Religion Argentina

La religión en Argentina se practica en el marco de la libertad de culto garantizada por el artículo 14 de la Constitución Nacional, aunque el Estado reconoce un carácter preeminente a la Iglesia católica que cuenta con un estatus jurídico diferenciado respecto al del resto de iglesias y confesiones. Según la Constitución argentina (artículo 2), el Estado Nacional debe sostenerla y según el Código Civil y Comercial, es jurídicamente asimilable a un ente de derecho público no estatal. Este régimen diferenciado, sin embargo, no eleva al catolicismo al estatus de religión oficial de la República

Easter in Agentina

The Independence Day of the Argentine Republic is celebrated on July 9 of each year. This date originates in commemoration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of Argentina

Easter Traditions

Tradition day. ... National Folklore Festival. ... Fiesta del Sol in the province of San Juan, in February. Apple Festival. ... Carnival. ... Grape harvest Festival. ... Tango World Cup. ... Pachamama.

There are many traditional foods

that people eat in Argentina during Easter. Here are two of them:

In Argentina, the term barbecue refers mainly to the traditional method used to prepare various meats, sheep, beef, goat and eventually rabbit, chicken

Mate is an infusion made with yerba mate leaves.

Easter Music

The tradition of playing in Argentina at the end of Easter is the anthem of Argentina

GOODBYE