fiesta

Once a year, during fiestas, was given the opportunity for a prisoner to be free.

This games is usually played during town fiestas, particularly in the provinces.

Town fiestas in a way sustained the work of the playwright.

They became good enough to have engagements in various town fiestas.

But in Spain's crowded field of town fiestas, that's no matter.

There are no data on the impact of the fiestas, but some towns have estimates.

Easter is one of the most spectacular and emotional fiestas here.

Many villages were throwing small, colorful fiestas of their own.

The parish is host to a number of fiestas and other public celebrations.

New Washington observes two annual fiestas as a town.

Listed are a few of the main fiestas in the area:

The organisation also run the other series that consists of Fiestas.

This agent had a musical band which participated in local fiestas.

Much of community life focused on elaborate fiestas that marked both public and family events.

"We go too long without sleep in these fiestas.

The castle is now a popular place for holding fiestas and civic functions.

In Ecuador, the drink is often sold by street vendors during fiestas.

As with most Mexican fiestas, the occasion allowed for satire of society.

Ford went one better and put 60 two-stroke Fiestas on the roads.

"I've seen fiestas before," she said, "but never one quite like this.

Consequently, the "national celebrations" became "religious fiestas" despite the efforts of the government.

Find out how people celebrate Spanish fiestas and practise talking about them.

I was through with fiestas for a while.

He caught an early-morning flight the next day and stormed through two more fiestas.

Other Spanish villages have also discovered that fiestas need not be historically certified.