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Ecuadorian Independence Day celebrates the Ecuadorian capital’s call for independence from Spain on August 10, 1809. Ecuador is divided geographically into coastal plains, Andes mountains, and Amazon jungle, so independence came to different parts of the country in stages. Ecuador Independence Day Parade and Festival Sunday, August 5, 2018 - 11 am to 6 pm The Ecuadorian community of Los Angeles invites you to celebrate the independence of their homeland with a parade, traditional music, lively dancing, and tasty cuisine from this beautiful South American country. Activities take place in the historic Los Angeles Plaza, adjacent to the world famous Olvera Street. The Ecuadorian community of Los Angeles celebrates their homeland's Independence Day with traditional music, lively dancing, a street parade, and tasty cuisine from this beautiful South American country. Independence Day in Ecuador is a national holiday that is celebrated every August 10th in honor of the country’s declaration of its independence from Spain on that date in 1809. Each year the holiday is celebrated with parades, festivals, artwork, and patriotic displays. 39th Ecuadorian Parade In New York on the occasion of Ecuador independence day. Cuenca Independence Day is celebrated on November 3rd, commemorating the city’s declaration of independence in 1820. The celebrations include vibrant parades, traditional dances, and cultural events that highlight Cuenca’s rich heritage. New York City’s Ecuadorian Parade and Ecuadorian Festival are celebrations of Ecuadorian Independence Day from Spanish rule on August 10, 1809. The Ecuadorian Parade New York is produced by the Comité Cîvico Ecuatoriano de New York (ECCofNY). Ecuador Independence Day is celebrated on August 10th each year. It is a public holiday across the country, and people come together to participate in various events and ceremonies. The celebrations include parades, traditional music, dancing, fireworks, and ceremonies. During the month of August, the streets of Quito come alive with color, music, concerts, parades, cultural exhibitions and festivities. It is all in celebration of Quito’s Independence Day that falls on 10 August. Thousands of spectators lined Northern Boulevard Sunday, Aug. 7, as the 37th Ecuadorian Parade NYC 2022 stepped off at noon at 69th Street in Woodside and made its way east through Jackson Battle of Pichincha Day (Independence Day) 24th May is the date of Battle of Pichincha, celebrated as independence day in Ecuador. Parades, Military parades are held throughout the country. On the volcano, the battle place, programs including air shows are arranged. Being a national holiday and an important event, cannon fires, flag hoisting ceremonies, cultural exhibitions and other such Ecuador celebrates its indecency with military parades and cultural events taking place across the country. Poultry, artisan and agricultural fairs are also held to entertain people. Guide to the best festivals in Ecuador in 2025: Discover the origins, cultural significance, lively parades and local foods at traditional Ecuadorian fiestas. Want to visit Guayaquil, Ecuador? Biggest port, economic capital, and Ecuador's largest city. During its festivities, Guayaquil is full of energy, style and an inherent love that is shown in its festivals full of dance, parades and typical food. Below is a list of most important local holidays celebrated in Guayaquil: July 25 - Guayaquil Founder's Day, " Fundación de Guayaquil " in Spanish On the day of Corpus Christi, the community will first celebrate mass at church, before joining impressive, colorful parades around town with folk music and dance. The most famous place to experience Corpus Christi celebrations in Ecuador is the town of Pujili, in Cotopaxi Province, part of the Quilotoa Loop. Cuenca, Ecuador Independence Day parade Ecuadorians celebrate Independence Day nationwide; it’s one of the most patriotic and famous festivals in Ecuador. It marks Ecuador’s declaration of independence from Spain on August 10, 1809. Cities host military parades, flag-raising ceremonies, and concerts. People fill the public squares, dressed in national colours. No description has been added to this video.more On this day, many cities in Ecuador host parades, cultural festivals, and concerts. If you’re an Ecuadorian living in the United States, New York City hosts the Ecuadorian Parade and Ecuadorian Festival in the weeks right before and after Ecuadorian Independence Day. Observed annually on the 10th of August, Ecuadorian Independence Day is a holiday that marks Ecuador’s capital city of Quito’s declaration of independence from Spain on this date in 1809. This holiday is Ecuador’s National Day and is known as “Día del Primer Grito de Independencia de Quito” in Spanish.
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