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Carnaval Vegano

Submitted by Mr B on February 25, 2009 – One Comment

diabloEvery Sunday afternoon in February the Diablos Cojuelos hit the streets of La Vega armed with their leather balloons, smacking anyone who dares leave the sidewalk and set foot on the street. The streets are for the Diablos NOT the civilians! The Carnaval Vegano is considered by many as the best in the country and if you haven’t been you definitely must experience it at least once!

The streets are filled with people partying and enjoying themselves while also admiring the beautifuls costumes from the hundreds of Diablo Cojuelos that parade along the streets of La Vega. 

These elaborate costumes are simply a work of art and can cost up to RD$50,000 to manufacture. We have included some pictures that our team took this last Sunday as well as a video from the official Carnaval Vegano website. The Diablos Cojuelos will hit the streets of La Vega one last time this February 27th, Independence Day, but don’t worry… you will be able to see at least some of them in this year’s La Romana Carnival which is scheduled some time in March. As soon as we receive confirmation on the dates we will make sure to let you know.

In the mean time enjoy the pictures and the video below!

 

 

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  • Niicole says:

    Bueno..Foristas y visitantes o cotui digital…les dire que no soy de cotui pero me encanta la provincia sanchez ramirez ya que mi padre papi alvarez(manuel alvarez) es de alla…
    que dire tengo la suerte de representar la provincia sanchez ramirez..ya que participo en un concurso de belleza llamado
    Miss Teen barbizon
    el cual se celebrara el 9 de spt. en el hotel Jaragua (sto. sgo.)
    Spero que todos los cotuisanos y hasta los que no son…todos votten x mi
    en la pag, oficial http://www.missteenbarbizon.com
    vallan a votaciones luego a votar
    y voten por Sanchez Ramirez
    Graciass pero su votto..no me fallen seri aun honor ganar y mas representando tal provincia

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