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Panamanian Pollera

Modern Venezuelans don’t have a habit to wear the folk clothing every day. They even use it rather seldom on special occasions, such as weddings, national celebrations, and ceremonies. Though Venezuelan national outfit looks not too extraordinary or weird, locals prefer to use the western-style clothing instead of a folk dress. Nevertheless, the traditional costume of Venezuela is pretty and comfy. And it is the cultural heritage of this country, among many other colorful traditions.

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The vibrant traditional dress of the Baianas of Salvador de Bahia, Brazil. #be_lavie

This Hispanic heritage is seen most prominently in three colonial-era neighborhoods—Vigan up north, Intramuros in the heart of the capital Manila, and Taal down south in Batangas Province. Spain's influence may have waned but echoes of its presence remain in the Philippines—and here’s proof.