Original traditions and customs of the local population, as well as a special way of life and attitude to life, were formed in the country due to the peculiarities of Venezuela's development. Mapoyo Indians are the indigenous inhabitants of the territory where Venezuela is currently located. They had no written language. Therefore, the nuances of culture and customs were transmitted orally from one generation to another over the centuries. This left its mark on the culture of Venezuela, where the keepers of old traditions told ancient legends to young Venezuelans. But such relations exist only in villages and remote villages. More and more Indians go to live in cities with the development of society. The settlements of the Mapoyo Indians are gradually beginning to die out. Nevertheless, the people of Venezuela have a unique culture, traditions, and attitude to the world, which are embodied in the rich cultural heritage of the state.
Venezuela's Independence Declaration Day is celebrated in the country on April 19. This is the main national holiday. The Spanish governors were …
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Venezuela is like a holiday cake divided into parts. Majestic mountains border a beautiful plain. The tropical forests go out to the magnificent …
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Joint family trips to restaurants and cafes are extremely important for ordinary Venezuelans. Usually, the whole family goes there. They become a favorite meeting place for Venezuelans with friends, relatives or business partners. The process of eating is not so important. Small talk is conducted in restaurants and cafes. The latest news and gossip are discussed. Unhurried conversations on any topics of interest are conducted during the meeting. In general, the people of Venezuela are very slow and unhurried. Their conversations are usually lengthy. But this attitude is absolutely not typical for business meetings. Punctuality and speed are valued in this case.
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Venezuelans are a very athletic nation. Sports such as basketball and football are very popular in the country. But in addition to classic sports, bullfights, or as they are otherwise called "Corrida de Toros" are very popular and loved. Special arenas in Valencia, Maracaibo, and San Cristobal have been built to host them. Venezuelans are very fond of cockfights. Horse racing has become another national sport. Horses for racing in Venezuela are among the best on the planet. There is a race track "La Rinconada" in the suburbs of Caracas. Baseball is extremely popular in Venezuela. In addition, Venezuelans like to fish in the open ocean or go hunting in the jungle.