Customs around the

world.
Claudia Alejandra González.
Juan Sebastián Niño.
Laura Melissa Saavedra.
Sebastián Torres Espejo.
 Typical Dances
Brazil: Canadá:
Samba is the most representative Among the folkloric dances are the cuadrilla and
and recognized dance in Brazil, the round of couples, both of European origin, as
thanks to the popularity of the well as the ritual dances of the indigenous peoples.
Carioca Carnival parade.
 Typical Dances
South Korea:
Seungmu (in Hangul: 승무) is a Buddhist dance
that represents the essence of Korean beauty.
Taepyeongmu (in Hangul: 태평무) is the dance
that wants the country to be at peace.
Meanwhile in Colombia...
The mapalé is a dance of a loose couple. It is
danced with short steps, accelerated rhythm and
constant clapping of the dancers.
 Typical Food.
Brazil.
The feijoada is the traditional food of Brazil and is
a stew made with black beans, dehydrated pork.
Canadá.
Tourtière corresponds to a meat pie that can be
made of pork or cow and that is traditional in the
city of Quebec during the Christmas season.
 Typical Food.
South Korea Meanwhile in Colombia…
Kimchi is served in almost all dishes; It is a ‘Bandeja Paisa’ is one of the fundamental
preparation based on cabbage and is flavored with characteristics of this dish is its abundance, both in
sesame oil, doenjang. quantity and in variety of foods, so that the
complete tray paisa can only be served in large
dishes called trays.
 Religion.
Brazil.
Many practitioners of Afro-Brazilian religions, as
well as some spiritualists, are also called Catholics
and follow rites of the Catholic Church.
Canadá.
According to figures provided by the Canadian
Statistics Institute, more than 80% of the Canadian
population professes some religious belief. 7 out of
10 citizens confesses to be Christian, whether
Catholic or Protestant, the two most important
religions of the country.
 Religion.
South Korea Meanwhile in Colombia…
In Korea, various cults and religions coexist 92% of the national population says to profess
peacefully, such as shamanism, Buddhism, Catholicism or they are registered as Catholics, but
Confucianism, Christianity and Islamism. within that same population one can count groups
of indifferent religious.
 Education.
Brazil.
A study on education in Brazil showed that the
percentage of functional illiterates is 68%, and the
age range that ranges from 15 to 64 years.
Functional illiterates are those who can read with
great difficulty.
Canadá.
Education is compulsory up to 16 years in all
provinces of Canada, with the exception of
Ontario and New Brunswick (where the
compulsory ages are 18). Students can continue
attending high school up to the ages of 19 to 21.
 Education.
South Korea.
South Korean enthusiasm for education and the
desire of people to enter a prestigious university is
among the highest in the world, where entry to a
high-level educational institution leads to
prestigious, stable and well-paid work in
government.
Meanwhile in Colombia…
The Colombian educational system is made up of:
initial education, pre-school education, basic
education (primary five grades and secondary four
grades), secondary education (two degrees and
culminates with the bachelor's degree.), And higher
education.
Gracias.