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    New generations are learning the rituals from early ages, ensuring the transcendence of one of Venezuela’s most celebrated traditions. (2012 Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity status by the UNESCO) by: sashaadato Views[136] Although women don't dress up as devils, many do take part in the ritual following the parade, providing water and food or simply enjoying the view from a comfortable chair. by: sashaadato Views[153] This religious celebration has evolved around symbols representing the struggle of good versus evil. The ritual is described by residents as a dance of cultural resistance. by: sashaadato Views[156] The festival is celebrated every year, on the day of Corpus Christi . Adults and children from the town dance to the sounds of the maracas and drums. by: sashaadato Views[178] A Dancing Devil, wearing typical garments and ready to perform in the town of San Francisco de Yare, Venezuela. This ritual dates back hundreds of years with the arrival of the Spaniards to the Americas. by: sashaadato Views[158]
     

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