Festive Colors “black And White”

The festival atmosphere "The Carnival of Blacks and Whites" (The Carnival of Blacks and Whites) has been jubilantly taking place in the "whirlwind" of color makeup on the streets of Pasto city (capital of Nariño province, southwestern Columbia), bringing new year to the people here. Colorful "Blacks and whites" festival in Pasto city, Columbia - Photo: colombiareports.co This is recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as the masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of mankind in 2009. This year, the festival will be held on 2 to January 7, 2014 with many exciting activities bearing the cultural traditions of the Columbia ethnicity. According to colombiareports

.co, on January 3, the festive atmosphere was "burned" with the dance performance. the Carnavalito tradition by the children of Columbia. The highlight of the festival is Jan 5 and 6 for blacks and whites.



Blacks implying that all citizens and visitors participating in the 5-1 parade are painted and painted. blacked on the face - symbolizes "slaves" in Columbia culture.Day 6-1 is the day for whites when their dark faces yesterday were completely washed, then powdered white mixed with water on the face to wish the new year a peaceful blessing, a bright future. “The culture of plastering, painting or painting the face during this festival, regardless of anyone, male or female, or hold any position in society. Everyone joins in and creates unity and unity, ”Ms. Gisela Checa - executive director of the festival organization - told colombiareports.co The last day of the 7-1 festival is for farmers.



showcasing traditional cuisine, the highlight of which is Columbia's roast guinea pig. Pasto is known as the "Surprising City of Columbia" with its full festival of "Blacks and Whites" The colors that take place at the beginning of January every year bring new vitality to more than 300,000 people and visitors from far away. Colorful dummies are prepared for the festival. Children parade on the streets of Pasto City on January 3 A boy demonstrates a traditional dance on the streets of Pasto on January 3 A young girl smiling during a costume festival in Pasto on January 3 Meanwhile, The crowd of men blowing the trumpet bustlingWomen's radiant faces during the masquerade Festival jubilant dance collective Bringing new vitality to the people in the first days of the new year *** Source: iVIVU.com Tourism Handbook - According to Youth.

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