My Schedule

I have a tired week. On Monday , Evening at 3:00 I go to the gym and later I go to Cevaz. On Tuesday, in the noon I listen to music, and the evening I go to Cevaz. On Wednesday at 1:00 to 4:00 I sleep the noon, because later I go to Cevaz. On Thursday at 7:00 I have Civil Class, and the evening at 6:15 I go to Cevaz. On Friday at 3:00 I go to the Gym, and later at 6:15 I go to Cevaz. On Saturday, study all the morning  and 8:00 o'clock I go out for dinner. On Sunday, I spend time with my family and my boyfriend

Special days

Hi, My name's Melangelis. My favorite month of the year is September but December too. Because in September is my birthday and December celebrate the holidays. My favorite day of the week, is Friday because it's beginning of the weekend. My favorite day of the year is My birthday because I get gifts, eat cake and enjoy my day with my family and friends. My birthday is on September 02th. I was born in 1993, I'm 18 years old and the next year I'm going to be 19.

World Celebration

In Venezuela, Christmas Eve is the perfect time for the Venezuela's family share between them and to strengthen bonds with those around. Is celebrated on December 31st with fireworks at night and when the clock hit's twelve is received the new year with hugs and words of happiness. Nothing better to celebrate that special night with "Hallaca".

Local Celebration

The people of Maracaibo celebrate the Chinita's fair in November with an all-night party. One of the main city avenues, Bella Vista, is closed for several blocks and the city puts lights along the whole avenue. The lights stay up for months, until after Christmas. There are firework shows and street vendors, and hundreds of thousands of people line the streets and celebrate all night.

The Chinita’s fair officially begins on October 27th when the Virgin is taken down from the altar in which she rests. She tours all over the Zulia State and returns to the Basilica to start all the religious festivities. Around October 2nd, Bella Vista Avenue sees itself lit up by all the Christmas decorations and the local government promotes a series of public concerts with national and international artists to begin the “real” fair. Crowds of people flock together to the different stages or platforms devised to house such concerts.