Bolivian Spanish word
la entrada
Meaning: folkloric procession / parade
How it is used in Bolivia
In Bolivia an 'entrada' is a folkloric or religious procession of dancers and bands through the streets. It belongs to the community celebrating it, not to visitors, so you ask about photos and follow what people say.
In Bolivia an 'entrada' is the grand procession of a fiesta, troupes of dancers and bands filing through the streets, often behind a saint's image. It's the word doña Rosa uses for what you've walked into.
Learn it in a real situation
Culture, Markets and Money in Bolivia, Practical Spanish
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