Costa Rica Celebrates Cultural Roots with Masquerade Day Parade
Costa Rica's Traditional Masquerade Day is a celebration of national heritage and community creativity, featuring parades, music, and artisan stories.
Streets across Costa Rica fill with color and music each October 31 as the nation marks Traditional Masquerade Day, honoring local heritage and sparking community spirit.
The day, established in 1996 through Executive Decree, aims to share cultural practices and build a stronger sense of identity among Costa Ricans.
- Parades feature oversized masks depicting figures from folklore, such as La Giganta, El Diablo, La Segua, and La Llorona.
- Cimarrona bands play upbeat rhythms, getting crowds dancing.
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Author's summary: Costa Rica celebrates its cultural roots with a vibrant Masquerade Day Parade.
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