Semana Santa Traditions and Practices

Raul Leon introduces Semana Santa, a significant religious tradition in Seville, Andalusia. He describes the processions, the roles of costaleros and capataz, and the importance of music and nazarenos. Raul explains how to experience Semana Santa, emphasizing the art and atmosphere of the event. He concludes by inviting viewers to learn more about this tradition.

What is the most important tradition in Raul Leon's city?

• Christmas

• Semana Santa

• Carnival

• New Year's Eve

What do the brotherhoods in Seville do during Semana Santa?

• Organize fairs

• Arrange sports events

• Host concerts

• Conduct processions

What are 'pasos'?

• Types of dances

• Traditional foods

• Wooden structures carrying religious statues

• Musical instruments

Who guides the 'pasos' during the processions?

• Visitors

• Musicians

• Capataz

• Nazarenos

What is the role of the 'costaleros'?

• Play music

• Guide the processions

• Organize the events

• Carry the 'pasos'

What do the 'nazarenos' wear to cover their faces?

• Scarves

• Masks

• Hoods

• Capirotes

How can one enjoy the Semana Santa processions?

• By watching from balconies

• By joining the brotherhoods

• By cooking traditional foods

• By participating in dances

What is 'La Madruga'?

• A traditional dance

• A musical instrument

• A special day during Semana Santa

• A type of food

When does 'La Madruga' take place?

• Monday night

• Thursday night

• Friday night

• Saturday night

What marks the end of Semana Santa?

• The first procession

• The last musical performance

• El Resucitado

• La Madruga