VOICED : Una fiesta de Venezuela recuerda ese único día en que los esclavos eran libres

The video explores the Parranda de los Santos Inocentes in Venezuela, a tradition dating back 200 years to colonial times. It highlights the cultural and historical aspects of the celebration, including the role of music and the significance of the day in Catholic tradition. Over time, the day has also become associated with pranks in Latin America.

What is the historical significance of the Parranda de los Santos Inocentes in Venezuela?

• It is a celebration of the independence of Venezuela.

• It marks the end of the cocoa harvest season.

• It is a traditional procession dating back to the colonial era.

• It commemorates the birth of Simon Bolivar.

During the Parranda de los Santos Inocentes, what did the enslaved people do?

• They worked extra hours.

• They dressed in their work clothes and mocked their masters.

• They held a silent protest.

• They traveled to the capital city.

What type of music is played during the parade of the Parranda de los Santos Inocentes?

• Classical symphony

• Jazz

• Merengue a pambichao

• Salsa

What event does the Day of the Holy Innocents commemorate according to Catholic tradition?

• Herod's massacre of infants in Bethlehem

• The visit of the Magi

• The Last Supper

• The birth of Jesus

How has the Day of the Holy Innocents evolved in Latin America?

• It is now a day for religious fasting.

• It is a day for family reunions.

• It has become a day for playing pranks.

• It is celebrated with fireworks.