SuchWhich, along with El Tiempo, Correo del Caroní, ElImpulso.com, La Nación, Yaracuy al Día, La Verdad and Radio Fe y Alegría; consulted how much a Carnival costume for a child costs in the main cities of Venezuela
Carnival is the party pagan par excellence of Venezuelans. There is no corner of the country where this date that precedes the beginning of Christian Lent is not celebrated. It arrived with the colonizers and over time it changed and the holding of parades, private dances, the election of queens and the popular black costumes became a tradition.
The carnivals of El Callao (Bolívar), those of Mérida (Mérida), Carúpano (Sucre), Puerto Cabello (Carabobo), Barquisimeto (Lara) and Maturín (Monagas) became very prominent and tourist attractions in those regions. Today, after more than 20 years of revolution, few survive. What is still maintained is the costume parties in schools and the elections of queens.
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SuchWhichWith Time, Caroní Mail, elimpulso.com, The nation, Yaracuy up to date, The truth and Radio Faith and Joy; They asked how much it costs to dress up children, aged between five and seven, in Caracas, Puerto La Cruz, San Fernando, Puerto Ordaz, Valencia, San Juan de los Morros, Barquisimeto, San Cristóbal, San Felipe and Maracaibo.
The establishments visited were piñaterías, department stores and/or popular marketsbetween February 14 and 15, 2023. That day, the price of the dollar according to the Central Bank of Venezuela was between $24.34 and $24.36.
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