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Easter in Argentina: A Blend of Faith, Family, and Festivity

Step into the vibrant and enchanting world of Easter in Argentina, where faith, family bonds, and endless festivities collide to create a truly unforgettable experience. From bustling city streets adorned with colorful decorations to tranquil countryside towns filled with ancient traditions, this South American gem offers a unique blend of religious solemnity and joyous celebrations. Join us as we embark on a journey through time-honored customs, delicious culinary delights, and an unwavering spirit that resonates deep within the hearts of Argentinians. Get ready to immerse yourself in an Easter celebration like no other – it’s time to discover the magic that awaits in Argentina!

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Easter in Argentina: Music & Tradition

In South America Easter Week; Semana Santa is one of the most anticipated holidays.  As Argentina is predominately a Catholic country there are many regional and local celebrations all over the country during Semana Santa.

In Argentina pascua is celebrated as the resurrection of Christ with carnivals, music and dancing aswell as traditional food.  Music with the Charango is played.  The charango “guitarra criolla” is a small Andean stringed instrument, which originated in the Quechua and Aymara populations in post-Columbian times. The instrument is widespread today throughout the Andean regions of Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, northern Chile and northwestern Argentina.  The tuning of the Charango is very similar to a ukulele, you can use the familiar ukulele chords to play it. The scary part about the charango however is that it is traditionally made from the shell of an armadillo!Read More »Easter in Argentina: Music & Tradition