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    The document lists several holidays and festivals celebrated in Peru, including the dates they fall on and their locations. Some of the major holidays and festivals mentioned are New Year on January 1st, Carnival in February, Semana Santa in March or April, Labor Day on May 1st, Inti Raymi in June, Independence Day on July 28th, All Saints Day on November 1st, All Souls Day on November 2nd, and Christmas on December 25th. Many of the festivals have religious or cultural significance and take place in specific cities or regions around Peru.

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    The document lists several holidays and festivals celebrated in Peru, including the dates they fall on and their locations. Some of the major holidays and festivals mentioned are New Year on January 1st, Carnival in February, Semana Santa in March or April, Labor Day on May 1st, Inti Raymi in June, Independence Day on July 28th, All Saints Day on November 1st, All Souls Day on November 2nd, and Christmas on December 25th. Many of the festivals have religious or cultural significance and take place in specific cities or regions around Peru.

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    Bc3 Listening

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    The document lists several holidays and festivals celebrated in Peru, including the dates they fall on and their locations. Some of the major holidays and festivals mentioned are New Year on January 1st, Carnival in February, Semana Santa in March or April, Labor Day on May 1st, Inti Raymi in June, Independence Day on July 28th, All Saints Day on November 1st, All Souls Day on November 2nd, and Christmas on December 25th. Many of the festivals have religious or cultural significance and take place in specific cities or regions around Peru.

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    BC3 - HEMINGWAY LANGUAGE CENTER SPEAKING Ask your partner these questions. 1 What time do you get up?

    2 How often do you do exercise? 3 Whats your favorite day of the week? Why? 4 How often do you eat fish? 5 What time do you get home? 1 What time do you wake up? 2 Whats your favorite season? 3 How often do you go to bed early? 4 What time do you have dinner? 5 How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?
    Peru Holidays and Festivals

    Date January 1 February 2 February or March March or April May 1 May 2-4 June June 24 June 29 July 16 July 28 - 29 August 30 September 24 October 8 October 18 November 1 November 2 November 5 December 8

    Holiday Ao Nuevo New Year Carnaval Semana Santa Dia de los Trabajadores Labor Day

    Festival

    Location National Puno National National, but most famous in Ayacucho National Puno National Cuzco National Various locales near Cuzco National Lima Puno National Lima National National Puno National

    Virgen de la Candelaria

    Alarcitas Handicrafts Fair Dia de Santa Cruz Corpus Cristi Inti Rayni San Pedro y San Pablo La Virgen del Carmen Fiestas Patrias Independence Celebrations Santa Rosa de Lima La Virgen de la Merced Batalla de Angamos El Seor de los Milagros Dia de Todos los Santos All Saints Day Dia de los Muertos All Souls Day Puno Day Dia de la Pursima Concepcin Immaculate Conception Navidad Christmas Day

    December 25

    National

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