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También se puede destacar la Procesión de los Facundillos el Domingo de Resurrección de la Semana Santa en Granada o "La entrada de Jesús en Jerusalén" de los niños de la cofradía California de la Semana Santa en Cartagena, durante el Domingo de Ramos.
After 1650 the number of processions was on the rise as processions became as essential to the observance of feast days as Catholic Mass. Some processions were tied to agricultural lifestyles, while others were pilgrimages to shrines and holy places, or to develop ties with other parishes.
Learn the meaning of procession as a line of people or things moving forward in an organized manner, especially as part of a ceremony. See examples of procession in different contexts and languages.
procession. [(British) prəˈseʃən , (US) proʊˈsɛʃən ] sustantivo. [of people, cars etc] desfile m. (= ceremonial, funeral) cortejo m. (Religion) procesión f. to go or walk in procession desfilar ; (Religion) ir en procesión. Collins English-Spanish Dictionary © by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved.
procession n. (moving file of people) procesión nf. desfile nm. (funeral) cortejo nm. A procession of mourners filed past the coffin all morning. Una procesión de dolientes desfiló ante el ataúd durante toda la mañana.
PROCESSION Significado, definición, qué es PROCESSION: 1. a line of people who are all walking or travelling in the same direction, especially in a formal…. Aprender más.
procession significado, definición, qué es procession: a line of people or vehicles moving slow...: Conozca más.
