what is the name of the holiday or tradition? where does the name otiginate?

the beginning of these festivities in the third decade of the 16th century. Like a recreation of the Transfiguration of Jesus that began with a parade of the royal banner.

when is it celebrated?

August 5 is the introductory day of the patron saint festivities with the title 'Whoever doesn't do the eve doesn't do the party', but it is really the 6th when they begin to use the August festivities, declared of tourist interest.

why is it celebrated?

The patron saint festivities of San Salvador or August festivities, are celebrated in honor of the Divine Savior of the World

why did you choose this holiday or tradition?

because it is something representative for my country

how do people decorate fot this holiday or tradition?

He dresses in blue and white, they dress in the typical costume of El Salvador





 


Are there any spacial colors? 

the special colors is blue and white


what symbols do they use for this holiday or tradition? the celebration is in honor of the divine savior of the world
 


What clothing is worn during this holiday or tradition?

The culture and traditions of a people are recognized by observing their traditional clothing, which generally reflects their long history. This is the case of typical Salvadoran costumes, used daily in some departments or during their most important festivals.




Are there any special foods for this holiday or tradition?

 among the most popular we have banana toast, crazy corn, chips, churros, among others



 







What music is played during this holiday or tradition?

folk genre. Also known as costumbrista music, this genre is where the essence of Salvadoran culture is found.