Carnaval is a festive season that occurs before Lent, typically celebrated in many countries, particularly those with a significant Roman Catholic influence. It is characterized by public celebrations, parades, music, dancing, and often elaborate costumes and masks. The festivities are marked by a sense of revelry and indulgence, as participants engage in various activities before the period of fasting and reflection that Lent signifies. Carnaval often includes traditional foods, street performances, and cultural expressions unique to each locale, making it a vibrant and diverse celebration. The most famous Carnaval celebrations take place in Rio de Janeiro, Venice, and New Orleans, but many other regions around the world have their own unique traditions associated with this festive period.
Het Harvard University ski-team heeft indrukwekkende resultaten behaald tijdens het Dartmouth Carnival op zaterdag. Senior Liam McNamara behaalde zijn beste prestatie ooit met een 13e plaats in de slalom, terwijl…