Los días festivos en inglés

On New Year’s Day, almost all the stores are closed.

At Christmas, we always have dinner with the whole family.

I’ve bought my mom flowers for Mother’s Day.

I’ve booked a table at a restaurant for Valentine’s Day.

On Three Kings’ Day, children open their presents in the morning.

In Spain, Father’s Day falls on Saint Joseph’s Day, March 19.

International Workers’ Day is a holiday, so there’s no school.

On Good Friday, there are processions in many Spanish cities.

On Halloween, kids dress up and ask for candy.

This year we spent Easter at my grandparents’ house.

During Holy Week, a lot of Spaniards go on vacation.

On All Saints’ Day, many people take flowers to the cemetery.

Spain’s National Day is celebrated on October 12.

In Mexico, Independence Day is celebrated on September 16.

At the Seville April Fair, people dance sevillanas until the early hours.

At La Tomatina in Buñol, tons of tomatoes are thrown.

During the Fallas, Valencia is full of music, fireworks, and fire.

The San Fermín festival starts on July 6 in Pamplona.