Carnival refers to a festive season that occurs before Lent, characterized by public celebrations, parades, and various entertainment activities. Traditionally marked by vibrant displays, costumes, music, dancing, and food, it is celebrated in many cultures around the world. Carnival often involves community gatherings and religious or cultural rituals. The most famous Carnivals, such as those in Rio de Janeiro and Venice, feature elaborate floats and masks, showcasing artistic expression and social commentary. The term can also refer to related festivities and events beyond the literal seasonal celebration, symbolizing a spirit of joy, freedom, and revelry.
Spain's Carnaval festivities are disrupted by intense storms, featuring heavy rains and untimely snowfalls. The Spanish State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has issued alerts for these storms across the peninsula. The…