Paraguayan traditions strongly reflect its Guaraní heritage. Drinking tereré, a cold herbal tea, is a daily social ritual. The Ñandutí lace-making tradition, with its intricate spider web-like patterns, is unique to Paraguay. The Feast of San Blás features traditional dances and the blessing of throats. Sopa Paraguaya, despite its name, is a corn bread central to many gatherings. The Carnival of Encarnación is the country’s largest, with vibrant parades and music. The Nemby Guasu festival celebrates Guaraní culture with traditional games and rituals. Harp music plays a significant role in Paraguayan folklore and celebrations.
Traditions in Paraguay
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