Carnaval de Guaranda

E268347

Carnaval de Guaranda is a famous Ecuadorian Andean festival known for its vibrant parades, traditional music and dance, and exuberant water and foam battles that attract visitors from across the country.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Andean Carnival 1
Carnaval de Guaranda canonical 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Ecuadorian festival
cultural event
festival
associatedWith Roman Rite liturgical calendar
surface form: Catholic liturgical calendar

pre-Lenten celebrations
attractsVisitorsFrom across Ecuador
celebratedIn city of Guaranda
celebrationScale one of the most famous carnivals in Ecuador
country Ecuador
culturalInfluence Andean indigenous traditions
Catholic festivities
culturalRegion Andean region of Ecuador
culturalSignificance important expression of Andean identity in Ecuador
danceStyles traditional Andean dances
festivalType Carnival
hasAudience international tourists
local residents
national tourists
hasCharacteristic colorful costumes
foam battles
popular participation
street celebrations
traditional dance
traditional music
vibrant parades
water battles
languageOfCelebration Spanish
locatedIn Guaranda
locatedInCountry Ecuador
locatedInProvince Bolívar Province
locatedInRegion Andes
mainActivities dance performances
foam spraying
music performances
parades
street parties
water throwing
musicStyles Andean music
traditional Ecuadorian folk music
notableFeature intense use of water and foam in the streets
mix of indigenous and mestizo traditions
occursInMonth February
occursRelativeTo Carnival season before Lent
socialFunction community bonding
intergenerational cultural transmission
tourismImportance major attraction in central highlands of Ecuador

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Guaranda hasTraditionalEvent Carnaval de Guaranda
Carnaval Andino con la Fuerza del Sol relatedTo Carnaval de Guaranda
this entity surface form: Andean Carnival