"The Dancing Devils of Corpus Christie" is a Venezuelan traditional festivity celebrates at Corpus Christi day in the small town of San Francisco de Yare. Its origins are traced back to the 18th century, being the oldest brotherhood of the American continent. This celebration is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Men from the Societies of the Holiest, dress up in red costumes, masks, amulets and crosses. They perform a dance, to local drum beats, in the streets of the town. The ritual dance symbolizes the victory of Good over Evil.

"Los Zaragozas"
The feast of Los Zaragoza in Sanare, Venezuela, Zaragoza gives its name to the Aragonese capital and a famous Venezuela festival. Every December 28, the city of Sanare (in Lara State) commemorates the Holy Innocents' day with a colorful party of costumes, songs and dances that shares a name with the city.

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