Technically speaking, pagans do not practice Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday which is a Catholic holiday. However, practitioners of Santeria and Voodoo in the Americas blend Catholicism, Native American and African religious beliefs and practices, and as these religions all blend together in Latin and South America, some pagans probably do celebrate Marti Gras (especially in areas like Brazil) because it's more of a cultural/social thing, not really treated as a religious holiday by the mainstream.
The Spanish do not celebrate Mardi Gras.
The Incas of South and Central America did not celebrate Mardi Gras. There is a group called "The Order of Incas" that parade during Mardi Gras season.
most countries celebrate mardi gras because it is shrove Tuesday which is were you eat before lent
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alot of catholic people in places like new Orleans louisianna and mobile celebrate mardi gras
Mardi Gras is always celebrated on a Tuesday. In French, "mardi" means Tuesday and "gras" means fat.
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it might be Mexican
Mardi Gras is typically celebrated with friends, family, and the community by attending parades, masquerade balls, and enjoying traditional foods and drinks. It is a festive occasion meant to be shared with loved ones and fellow revelers.
Mardi Gras is a celebration most notably held in New Orleans, Louisiana
Nova Scotia does celebrate Mardi Gras during the months and dates of July 9-11.This a three day festival that is called Pictou Lobster carnival. This incoporates the Mardi Gras events along with other festivities.
Only a minority of gay people celebrate Mardi Gras. Most do not.