VOICED : Cristo crucificado en favela de Caracas

The video explores the annual Via Crucis tradition in Petare, Caracas, held every Good Friday for nearly 30 years. Despite the area's dangers, many participate, driven by faith. The event includes a reenactment of Jesus' journey to crucifixion, attracting both believers and penitents. Participants describe the experience as deeply moving, with actors preparing months in advance to portray the event's devout nature.

What is the main reason the Via Crucis tradition is significant in Petare?

• It is a new tradition.

• It is held in a safe neighborhood.

• It has been celebrated for nearly 30 years.

• It is a secular event.

Why do many people hesitate to attend the live event in Petare?

• The event is held at an inconvenient time.

• The event is not well-publicized.

• The area is known for its criminality.

• The event is too expensive.

Since when have penitents been participating in the Via Crucis in Petare?

• Since 2000

• Since 1975

• Since 1986

• Since 1990

What is the main purpose of the penitents' participation in the procession?

• To perform in a play

• To meet new people

• To fulfill promises

• To enjoy a cultural event

When do the actors begin their preparation for the Via Crucis event?

• In April

• In March

• In December

• In January