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Old May 30, 2012, 04:49 PM
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La semana santa de Málaga, España

De la cultura española, sobre todo de algunas ciudades en particular es muy representativo la Semana Santa, en especial de ciudades como Málaga.

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No sé sobre Malaga, pero he oído que Salamanca es un lugar el más popular para esta fiesta. Para mi el traje blanco con sombreros como un cono son bastante espantoso. Mucha gente piensan que es racista.
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No sé sobre Malaga, pero he oído que Salamanca es un lugar el más popular para esta fiesta. Para mi el traje blanco con sombreros como un cono son bastante espantoso. Mucha gente piensan que es racista.
jajaja no lo que pasa es que el sombrero como tu lo llamas, que se llama capirote a los turistas de Estados Unidoa les recuerda una organizacion que hay allí que es recista, pero no tiene ninguna relación el traje de nazareno con el capirote con nada de racismo jajaja, eso también le pasó a Melanie Grifith cuando conoció la Semana Santa de Málaga jaja, y ahora es hermana de una hermandad jaja.

Sobre Salamanca no es para nada el lugar más popular, habra procesiones, pero las más populares son las de Málaga y Sevilla en el sur de España.

Aqui os dejo un enlace de Málaga corresponde a la procesión de la Sagrada Cena

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Pasos how do we say pasos in English?
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Pasos how do we say pasos in English?
Believe it or not, (mountain) passes
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I mean, los pasos de Semana Santa.
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Pues no no se llaman pasos, se llaman Tronos, un paso no tiene varales, y se llevado por costaleros, en Málaga y otras zonas de España para portar a las imágenes se usan tronos, que son más grandes que los pasos y requieren muchas más personas para poderlas portar, éstas personas se llaman Hombre o Mujer de trono.

No, no Paoss are called, are called Thrones, a step does not have poles, and carried by bearers, in Malaga and other parts of Spain to carry the images are used thrones, which are larger than the steps, and require many more people so they could be carrying, these people are called Man or Woman throne.
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I thought they were called floating sth, I forgot.
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I think the word for pasos in this contest is stations as in station of the cross. The stage that the statues are carried on are called floats.
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