Answer: B) The diablitos, who represent the indigenous Brunka people, eventually defeat a bull, which represents the Spaniards.
Explanation: El juego de los diablitos (the game of devils) is a traditional festival of the Boruca culture, indigenous people of Costa Rica, which takes place between December 30 and January 2 of each year, to remember the fight against the Spanish conquerors.
This festival aims to give a sense of community identity to the Boruca people, promoting the passage of the tradition from parents to children. The development of handicrafts in the manufacture of masks, drums and maracas used in the festivity is relevant. For the Borucas, the play of the devils represents their struggle of the past, in addition to the present and future struggles they face in the face of the threat of the loss of their territory, always waning since the conquest, and their struggle to preserve their identity.
Answer:
B Nosotros vamos a descansar en el hotel.
Explanation:
Your sentence has "going to" future tense
Answer:
El poema tiene tres estrofas y 12 versos.
Explanation:
Un poema se compone de estrofas y versos. Los versos son cada línea que presenta el poema y las estrofas son los grupos formados por esas líneas.
La pregunta que se muestra arriba se refiere al poema "Dame la mano" que presenta tres estrofas, cada una con cuatro versos, totalizando doce versos. En este poema se nos presenta el amor, que se utiliza como tema, donde el poeta presenta elementos de la naturaleza que estimulan el amor fraterno y como respuesta a todos los problemas del mundo.
Answer:
Raul,__<u>el puente</u>__está encima de la avenida Colón
Maneja despacio por_<u>la carretera</u>__
entre las ciudades de Valencia y Madrid.
El peatón no quiere pasar en__<u>el cruce de calles</u>
__; es peligroso
La oficina de Elena está en___<u>la esquina</u>_
avenida Mar y la avenida sur
Explanation:
To complete this exercise, you must fill in the blanks with the correct phrase of the options below.
The translation:
Raul, __ <u>the bridge</u>__ is over Colon Avenue
Drive slowly along <u>the road</u> between the cities of Valencia and Madrid.
The pedestrian does not want to pass in <u>the street crossing</u>; it is dangerous
Elena's office is on___<u>the corner</u>_avenue Mar and the avenue south.
Although both represent the coming of age of a girl, they are celebrated in two cultures and at different ages.
Sweet 16s are typically held in Northern America (and other places as well) and are parties held to celebrate a girl turning 16. It's usually more festive and meant to be a fun party, with loose customs.
Quinceneras are mainly celebrated in Latin America and celebrates the transition of a girl, from childhood to womanhood, at the age of 15. It is a very important tradition that includes a ceremony (then an afterward party), with families saving money even before the birth of their daughter! There are many customs that are upheld, such as the changing of the shoes, when the birthday girl wears flats in the beginning of the ceremony then later changes to heels, symbolic of her entering womanhood.
