Ao Nuevo: 1 de enero

The New Year is a celebration to mark the following

calendar year, depending on the type of calendar used. The
most common is that of January 1, the Gregorian calendar,
which was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, and
is used in most countries.
Da de la Marmota: 2 de febrero

The Groundhog Day is a folk method used by farmers,

especially the United States and Canada, to predict the
end of winter, based on the behavior of the animal
when it leaves hibernation on February 2.
According to the belief, if the groundhog coming out of
its burrow not see his shadow, being a cloudy day, it will
leave the burrow, which means that winter will end
soon. If, however, being a sunny day, groundhog "sees
his shadow" and crawls back into its hole, it means that winter will last
six weeks more.1
The Groundhog Day (approximately) said half the period between the
winter solstice and the spring equinox (similar to Halloween, pointing half
of the period between the autumnal equinox and the winter solstice) .

Da de San Patricio: 17 de marzo

St. Patrick's Day is celebrated annually on March 17 to
commemorate the death of Saint Patrick (c. 386-17 March
493 or c. 460), patron saint of Ireland. It is a national
holiday in the Republic of Ireland and a party out of habit
and not official in Northern Ireland. Today, St. Patrick's
Day is probably the most widely celebrated saints in the
world. [Citation needed]

Tonto de Abril: 1 de abril

April Fool's Day - The April Fool's Day (in English April
fools' day), also known as fish or fish April (literal
translation of the French Poissons d'avril or pesce d'aprile
Italian) is a festival dedicated to jokes, like the day of the
Holy Innocents. It is held in France, Finland, Australia,
Germany, Italy, Belgium, the United Kingdom (British tradition and
Menorca, Portugal, United States, Brazil and other countries) each April 1.
Da de la Madre: El segundo domingo de mayo
Mother's Day
Mother's Day or Mother's Day is a holiday celebrated
in honor of mothers around the world, at different times
of the year depending on the country. Its contemporary
origin would be referred to Mother's Friendship Day and
Mother's Day meetings Meetings organized in 1865 or

1868 by Ann Maria Reeves Jarvis, where mothers gathered to exchange

views on various topics.
Da de la bandera: 14 de junio
Flag Day
The Flag Day is a holiday associated with flag either an
appointed day to hoist a particular flag (like a national flag),
or booked to celebrate an historic event as the adoption of a
nation to its flag day. The flag days are usually codified in
the statutes, however, in some countries a decree of the Head
of State may also order a day bandera.Como eg Paraguay
flag
Statute or decree may specify locations where flags be flown and how they
hoisted (eg at half mast or full); alternatively, the custom can prevail.
Da de la Independencia: 4 de julio
Independence Day of the United States
The Independence Day of the United States, (Independence Day or the
Fourth of July) is a national holiday celebrated on July 4 in
the United States. This day marks the signing of the
Declaration of Independence in 1776 in which the country
proclaimed its formal separation from the British Empire. It
is usually celebrated with many outdoor activities such as
parades, baseball games and fireworks. It is the traditional
date several motor racing, including the Firecracker 400 NASCAR Cup
Series at Daytona, the Grand Prix of Cleveland Champ Car series and the
Watkins Glen Grand Prix IndyCar Series.
En agosto se destacan en Nueva York los Conciertos Sommepier, la New
York Philarmonic en el Central Park o el Washington Square Music
Festival.
August 3, the day of watermelon:
This fruit is definitely a favorite summer and therefore has its own
day. It can be found in most supermarkets and picnics, so we
celebrate this day with its sweet taste should not be too difficult.
You can also print and color a picture of a watermelon, or have a
competition of who makes more far reaching seeds (pips) mouth.
This last activity is not recommended for children under 5 years and
with children must always be an adult.

Da del trabajo: El primer lunes de septiembre

Labor Day

Labor Day, Labor Day, is a federal holiday that is

celebrations in the United States on the first Monday of
September. It originated in the UN Parade Held September
5, 1882 in New York organized by the Noble Order of the
Knights of Labor (Knights of Labor). Inspired fourth annual
UN event like Made in Toronto (Canada). In 1884 he made
another parade and the Knights of Labor decided to do it annually.
Da de Cristbal Coln: El segundo lunes de octubre
The second Monday in October is celebrated
Columbus Day was celebrated for the first time in the
United States in 1792, upon completion of the 300th
anniversary of the first voyage that discovered
America in 1492. He dedicated a statue in Baltimore
and became a ceremony in New York.
But it was the Italian-American community in New York, proud of the
nationality of Columbus, which organized the October 12, 1866, a
celebration to commemorate the historic arrival of the first European
explorers to the New World.
Da de Accin de Gracias: El cuarto jueves de noviembre
Thanksgiving
The Thanksgiving (in English, Thanksgiving Day,
French, Jour de l'Action de grce) is a traditional
celebration in the United States and Canada. In the
United States it is celebrated on the fourth
Thursday of November although it was originally
made last Thursday. In Canada, meanwhile, it held
the second Monday in October. Usually in this
festival they gather around a family and friends to share a banquet table.
Although it is religious in origin, it is considered a secular holiday.
Navidad: 25 de diciembre
Christmas
Christmas (Latin: nativitas, 'birth') ?, also colloquially called "Passover",
February 1 is one of the most important festivals of Christianity, along
with Easter and Pentecost. This feast, which commemorates the birth of
Jesus in Bethlehem is celebrated on December 25 in the Catholic Church,
the Anglican Church, in some Protestant communities and in most of the
Orthodox Churches. Instead, it is celebrated on January 7 in other
Orthodox churches as the Russian Orthodox Church or the Orthodox
Church of Jerusalem, which did not accept the reforms made to the Julian

calendar to switch to calendar known as Gregorian, a

name derived from the reformer Pope Gregory XIII.