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Tourism & Travel | | Spanish term or phrase: entradas (something to do with fireworks) | Hello, I am translating a text about the fiestas in Catalonia, and they mention fuegos "con tronadas, ENTRADAS, castillos de fuego, correfuegos", etc.
I know what the other things are, but haven't been able to find an explanation for "entradas", only a few mentions of it in various fireworks programmes. Does anyone have more information?
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| | entry processions | Explanation:
please see "entry processions, called entradas" in the attached link, and check if it matches your context. |
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Deborah Lockett
Local time: 09:01
| Grading comment Thanks for your help. I do think that this is possibly the right answer, but it seemed from the context of the article that they were talking about a fireworks display, so as I was unable to confirm it in the end I just left it in quotation marks as "entradas".
Thank you
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