Costa Ricans make their own
faroles, or lanterns and then carry their lanterns in the parade around their town.
Traditional Music and Dance: Many baile tipico groups, or traditional dance groups, will perform for their respective towns. The dancers wear traditional red, white, and blue clothing while dancing.
Why does the community have this tradition?: Costa Rica has this tradition to celebrate it's independence from Spain! It's also a special day to spend and celebrate with friends and family.
Is this tradition connected to its environment? How?: Día de Independencia isn't directly related to the environment, but since Costa Ricans care a lot about conservation of the environment, Día de Independencia is a good reminder to Costa Ricans of their values, such as caring for nature.
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