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17 years 1 month ago #2044 by bethoven

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giay wrote:

Just like Aruba we celebrate lots of festivities all year round. Each month there is a celebration geared for everyone to enjoy. Adults and children alike will surely remember the holiday spent with our people.

Speaking of festivities, does Aruba celebrates fiesta or saint's day? In our country one festivity that we are celebrating the saint's day. :rolleyes:

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17 years 3 weeks ago #3014 by brandy

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Our country and Aruba has some similarities. Majority of the people here are Roman Catholic. The Spaniards has influenced us in terms of architecture and traditions too. We like music and we have lots of festivals just like in Aruba.

The island is a tropical place and we are as well. Do they still have existing tribes in the island?

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17 years 3 weeks ago #3039 by lilibeth

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brandy wrote:

Our country and Aruba has some similarities. Majority of the people here are Roman Catholic. The Spaniards has influenced us in terms of architecture and traditions too. We like music and we have lots of festivals just like in Aruba. The island is a tropical place and we are as well. Do they still have existing tribes in the island?

i bet they still have..just like in mine and in every countries:) ...

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