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The festival of the tiple and guabina is celebrated in Velez, Santander, Colombia from August 3-8 each year. This festival celebrates the importance of folk music and dance from the Santander region. During the festival, people dress in traditional costumes and sing folk songs while playing instruments like the tiple, cucho, alfandoque, and carraca. The festival aims to preserve and spread Veleño culture to new generations.

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Actividad 1

The festival of the tiple and guabina is celebrated in Velez, Santander, Colombia from August 3-8 each year. This festival celebrates the importance of folk music and dance from the Santander region. During the festival, people dress in traditional costumes and sing folk songs while playing instruments like the tiple, cucho, alfandoque, and carraca. The festival aims to preserve and spread Veleño culture to new generations.

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Learning activity 1

Evidence: Take a break

Select a celebration around the world and describe it according to the format.
Include images to illustrate your ideas. You can find and example in Introductory
material section 1. Describing celebrations and special occasions around the
world. You have to make your description in minimum 250 words.

Aspects Description Image


What it is In Santander
celebrated the festival of
. the tiple and
the guabina is
celebrated is a
representative
event of
Santander

Where and This festival of


when it is the tiple and
celebrated the guavina is
. celebrated in
Velez
Santander
from 3 to 8
august every
year. Making
known the
importance of
our florclor to
new
generations,
delighting
tourists with
our national
talents in this
festival, all
interested
parties
participate.
What People use in
peopl the festival of
wear. tiple and
guabina. the
tiple
percussion
instruments
and they
accompany it
with cucho,
alfandoque,
carraca,
quiribillo.
people dress
very elegant
with their
typical suits.
The woman
wears a
peasant dress
adorned with
sequins and
string,
accompanied
by apargatas
combed with
braids and
somber. The
man wears a
hat, an
embroidered
shirt and gray
pants
What
people do. People have
fun singing a
cappella to
both of you,
alternating
with trainers
del tiple or
requite
accompanied
with a cup of
chicha and
Veleño picket.

Why it is a
special The first
celebration festival of the
. tiple and the
guavina was
held in the
month of July
1962 thanks to
the
management
of various
representative
s of the
musical
culture of the
time with the
aim of
preserving
and
disseminating
the Veleño
culture to the
new
generations
and tracing
and becoming
a flagship
expression of
the florchlor

glossary

Apargata
canvas shoes
with esparto
or rubber
soles that are
fastened to
the foot by
pressure or
with some
straps that are
tied to the
ankle

Guabina is a
vocal song
with
musicalization
and
Colombian
musical genre
typical of the
Andean region
in which the
department of
Santander is
Carraca
ratchet or
jawbone is a
percussion
instrument
that has been
used for many
years in
various
regions

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develop them and deliver them correctly.

Criterios de evaluación

Describe celebraciones con la estructura y el vocabulario requeridos.

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