The dancing devil
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It is celebrated on the ninth Thursday after Maundy Thursday, that is, 60 days after Easter Sunday
The Dancing Devils of Venezuela are a cultural and religious tradition that takes place mainly in the central coast region of the country, especially in the states of Miranda and Aragua, during the celebration of Corpus Christi.
The dance of the Dancing Devils is full of symbolism. The dancers wear colorful costumes decorated with bells and multicolored ribbons, as well as elaborate masks depicting demonic faces. During the procession, they perform choreographed movements to the rhythm of drums and other musical instruments, while they walk through the streets of the town.
what it is ?
The masks of the Dancing Devils of Venezuela are made mainly by local artisans, using traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation. They are usu esally carved from samán or bucare wood, and then decorated with bright and colorful paintings depicting demonic faces. These masks usually have horns, fangs and other elements that symbolize the figure of the devil.
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The dancing devil
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It is celebrated on the ninth Thursday after Maundy Thursday, that is, 60 days after Easter Sunday
The Dancing Devils of Venezuela are a cultural and religious tradition that takes place mainly in the central coast region of the country, especially in the states of Miranda and Aragua, during the celebration of Corpus Christi.
The dance of the Dancing Devils is full of symbolism. The dancers wear colorful costumes decorated with bells and multicolored ribbons, as well as elaborate masks depicting demonic faces. During the procession, they perform choreographed movements to the rhythm of drums and other musical instruments, while they walk through the streets of the town.
what it is ?
The masks of the Dancing Devils of Venezuela are made mainly by local artisans, using traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation. They are usu esally carved from samán or bucare wood, and then decorated with bright and colorful paintings depicting demonic faces. These masks usually have horns, fangs and other elements that symbolize the figure of the devil.
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