Fiesta Patronales

Sunday Mayhem 15 12:PM to 3:PM Fiesta Patronales
Hosted by Infinetly Wipes

Fiesta Patronales de la Virgen de Guadalupe 11th de Enero del 2011. The Day of Diasporatic Movement in Music and Dance, Celebrating Those With "Traveling Narrative". A Recording of a Religious Festival to the Reyna del Mexico del Este Ano. Saludos de Pueblo , La Laha, Municipio de Mixtlan Jalisco. The Fiestas patronales ("patronage festivals" in English) are yearly celebrations held in countries influenced by Spanish culture. A fiesta patronal is usually dedicated to a saint or virgin, who is the patron of whichever city holds the fiesta. Usually, town members adorn the town streets with colorful decorations and other things. In big cities, there are particular fiestas for each neighborhood, usually about the patron saint for the local parish. Depending to the budget of the town, the fiestas patronales may last just one day (the day of the saint being honored) or nine days called el novenario. Most Latin American countries dedicate the first day to the saint or virgin being celebrated; in Puerto Rico, the musical and entertainment festivities begin right away. Most Fiestas patronales feature verbenas, live entertainment by famous international or local singers, amusement parks, and street vendors, among other things, during the celebration. Fiestas patronales are not national holidays, because they only reflect the celebration of one city or town and are religious celebrations.