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    " Traditions and Customs": Infographic

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    This infographic discusses traditions and customs in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. It highlights several landmarks like the Cristo Rey Monument in Cali and the Sugarcane Museum in Palmira. It also describes annual festivals celebrated in the region like La Feria de Cali between December 25-30 and the National Mono Núñez Festival in June. Typical foods of the area are mentioned like pandebono, champús, and tostadas con hogao. Traditional men's and women's costumes worn in Valle del Cauca are also depicted.

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    This infographic discusses traditions and customs in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. It highlights several landmarks like the Cristo Rey Monument in Cali and the Sugarcane Museum in Palmira. It also describes annual festivals celebrated in the region like La Feria de Cali between December 25-30 and the National Mono Núñez Festival in June. Typical foods of the area are mentioned like pandebono, champús, and tostadas con hogao. Traditional men's and women's costumes worn in Valle del Cauca are also depicted.

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    This infographic discusses traditions and customs in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. It highlights several landmarks like the Cristo Rey Monument in Cali and the Sugarcane Museum in Palmira. It also describes annual festivals celebrated in the region like La Feria de Cali between December 25-30 and the National Mono Núñez Festival in June. Typical foods of the area are mentioned like pandebono, champús, and tostadas con hogao. Traditional men's and women's costumes worn in Valle del Cauca are also depicted.

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    " Traditions and Customs": Infographic

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    Valentina Zabala
    This infographic discusses traditions and customs in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. It highlights several landmarks like the Cristo Rey Monument in Cali and the Sugarcane Museum in Palmira. It also describes annual festivals celebrated in the region like La Feria de Cali between December 25-30 and the National Mono Núñez Festival in June. Typical foods of the area are mentioned like pandebono, champús, and tostadas con hogao. Traditional men's and women's costumes worn in Valle del Cauca are also depicted.

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    INFOGRAPHIC

    " TRADITIONS AND

    CUSTOMS "

    LAURA SOFÍA GONZÁLEZ PÁEZ


    NICOLÁS GABRIEL CRUZ VARGAS
    JUAN SEBASTIÁN MUÑOZ ROMERO
    VALENTINA ZABALA GÓMEZ

    COLEGIO
    ELISA BORREO DE PASTRANA
    INGLÉS
    10-C
    BOGOTÁ D.C 2020
    VALLE DEL CAUCA
    RECOGNIZED

    PLACES

    Cristo Rey Monument (Cali)

    Fairs and

    festivals :
    "La Feria de Cali”:
    Sugarcane Museum (Palmira) ALSO CALLED FERIA DE LA CAÑA, IT IS A FESTIVAL
    CELEBRATED ANNUALLY IN THE VALLE DEL CAUCA
    CITY OF CALI IN COLOMBIA, IT TAKES PLACE
    BETWEEN DECEMBER 25 AND 30.

    Cali zoo: National Mono Núñez Festival:


    THIS FESTIVAL TAKES PLACE IN THE VALLE DEL
    CAUCA MUNICIPALITY OF GENEVA ON THE FIRST
    WEEKEND OF JUNE.

    Bandola Festival:
    IT IS A MUSICAL FESTIVAL THAT TAKES PLACE IN
    THE MUNICIPALITY OF SEVILLE, NORTH OF VALLE DEL

    F O O D CAUCA.

    Valle del Cauca is a good place to find


    great gastronomy is considered one of
    the most diverse and delicious food in
    Colombia. The recipes there (the most)
    T Y P I C A L
    are transmitted generation to generation,
    some are: C O S T U M E S

    The Man wore a white straw hat and medium


    -Pandebono brimmed, with a narrow black ribbon, colorful
    silk or cotton scarf. The shirt was made of white
    cotton and had long and narrow sleeves, with
    pearl shell or bone buttons. The trousers were
    worn in white denim and the shoes were
    simple "quimbas" sandals, made of rawhide
    -Champús with straps and a thick leather strap with room
    for a machete cowl.

    The woman generally wore braids with colorful


    ribbons, a low-cut cotton blouse that at parties
    and celebrations was decorated with boleros
    and eye-catching embroidery. The skirt was
    -Tostadas con Hogao made of poplin, falla or black denim in the
    shape of a bell, very wide, with applications of
    red, white or yellow roses. The shoes were
    black cordovan ball

    and many more

    -INFOGRAPHIC TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS-

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