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San Isidro Day Trivia
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Name of the typical dance of Madrid?
Chotis
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What is a fun activity you can do in San Isidro?
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What was special about San Isidro
Performed miracles like water rising and bringing food to the poor
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What is the accessory that the chulapas wear on their shoulders?
Shawl (Manton de Manila)
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What is this activity?
The parade of the giants
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Where can you participate in celebrating San Isidro?
Madrid ( Plaza Mayor, Las Vistillas Gardens, or Pradera de San Isidro)
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What is the English name of San Isidro?
Saint Isidore
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What is the significance of having two white carnations?
The person is single
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This typical drink is made with wine, lemon, sugar and chopped fruit, usually apple.
Limonada
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What is the opening speech of San Isidro called?
Pregón
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What are some types of rosquillas?
listas, tontas, de Santa Clara, or francesas
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What is the significance of having one red carnation?
The person is in a relationship
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What are these?
Rosquillas de San Isidro
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The name of the sport that is typical in Spain?
Bullfighting
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What was Saint Isidore's job?
Farmer
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What part of the animal is entresijos and gallinejas?
stomach and intestines
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Chulapos and chulapas were originally from which Madrid neighborhood?
Malasaña
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What is the name of this instrument?
Barrel (small) organ
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What is the name of the red flower?
Carnation(s)
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What was the nickname given to the of the neighbors of Malasaña?
Chulapas and Chulapos
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When is the feast day of San Isidro?
May 15
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What is the name of the hat chulapos wear?
Flat cap (Parpusa)
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What is the name of the place where they used to bullfight in Madrid?
Matadero
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