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Meanings of "popular festival" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 19 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
sponsorship of a popular catholic religious festival priostazgo [m] EC
sponsor of a popular catholic religious festival prioste [m] EC
a popular dance and festival bachata [f] CU DO PR
popular festival in which grilled chicken is sold as the main dish pollada [f] PE PY AR
Colloquial
a popular festival in which miniature handicrafts are bought and sold calvario [m] BO:E,C,S
public popular festival in which participants wear costumes, dance, and walk through the streets convite [m] GT BO
popular festival held in may with prayer, songs, and dancing in honor of the cross velorio de cruz [m] VE
Folklore
popular music festival candombaile [m] UY
popular festival celebrated two thursdays before the carnival jueves de compadres [m] BO
popular religious festival organized by a town preste prestazgo [m] BO
popular festival in some coastal ecuadorian towns with music, dance, and ranching competitions rodeo criollo [m] EC
popular festival in some coastal ecuadorian towns with music, dance, and ranching competitions rodeo montubio [m] EC
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunce [m] PE:Nw
popular festival on the island of menorca, spain jaleo [m]
popular festival celebrated by the inhabitants of bolivia's tarija department chapaqueada [f] BO
popular festival during the vigil for the purísima concepción gritería [f] NI
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunsa [f] PE
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunza [f] PE
popular festival celebrated on the thursday before carnival compadres [m/pl] BO