What are some of the typical foods you find in country parties in Brazil?
Hominy, popcorn, cassava broth, Brazilian bean soup, grilled corn, corn on the cob...
The stalls you can go to buy food and play games are called tents. True or false?
True!
What's the name of a typical shirt used in country parties?
Plaid shirt.
What's this called?
Straw hat.
June parties celebrate what Saints?
Saint Anthony, Saint Peter & Saint John
How do you call the pair in June Party's typical dance that perform a marriage?
Fiancé and fiancée.
Spouse and fiancé.
Fated Spouses.
Bride and groom.
What are some other countries that celebrate June Parties or Country Parties?
U.S.A, Portugal, Spain, Australia, India, Taiwan
Canada, U.S.A, Russia, Spain, Angola, South Africa
U.S.A, Portugal, Australia, Angola, New Zealand, Mexico
Canada, U.S.A, Portugal, Spain, France, Japan
What are some elements (for decoration or otherwise) present in country parties?
Bonfires, flag decorations, square dances, games (like mechanical bulls), rodeos and more.
What's this called?
Candy apple.
The songs usually played in june parties are called folk music. True or false?
False. They're called country music.
What's the usual dress code for country parties?
Boots, plaid shirts, cowboy hats, denim jeans, fringed jackets, ruffled dresses...
What's this called?
Mulled wine, or hot spiced wine.
What's this?
Sky lantern.
What's this?
Skewers.
Individuals, traditionally men, who work with cattle and horses, especially in the Western U.S.A. They're skilled in riding, roping and herding, becaming a lifestyle and fashion aesthetic in the last decade. We are talking about the...
cowboys.
ranchers.
cowpunchers.
farmers.
Originally, Brazilian country parties would often use this festivity to show gratitude for...
rain!
What's this typical hairstyle called?
Braids.
What's a hoedown?
A Canadian traditional rural dance performed uring harvests.
A North American square dance performed in a country party.
A Canadian festival that involves rodeos and country food.
A North American rural festival in Texas that focus on food.