Izalco and Cacaopera is Nawat Pipil. English is taught as a second language and is commonly spoken by business people, as the country is developing through globalization. Salvadoran Spanish Central American Spanish is spoken by the majority of the country's population. The language and pronunciation vary depending on the region. Sports The main sport played by Salvadorans is association football. The Estadio Cuscatlán in the capital San Salvador is the largest stadium in Central America, with a capacity of just over 45,000. The stadium is the home ground of the El Salvador national football team, as well as club teams Alianza FC and Atletico Marte The main football clubs in El Salvador play in the Primera División de Fútbol de El Salvador, which is made up of the top ten clubs. Below the Primera División exists a second level or Segunda División, made up of 24 teams split into two groups of twelve. There is promotion and relegation between the two divisions at the end of each season. As of late 2021, El Salvador's women's national volleyball team has been among the top contenders in Central America's AFECAVOL (Asociación de Federaciones CentroAmericanas de Voleibol) zone. Traditions and Events El Salvador celebrates many holidays and traditions and they celebrate International Women's day. Although it may be an "international holiday” businesses are still open all day with regular open to close hours. The country's businesses may stay open, but there are many women and organizations who rule the streets of El Salvador hoping to get a step closer to equal rights and fighting for what they believe in. Another big tradition that El salvador celebrates is “Las Bolas De Fuego” translated to “The Balls on Fire”. This festival includes 2 teams that light up a ball of cloth on fire and start throwing it towards each other like it's a game of dodgeball. For outsiders this tradition may seem strange but its something that brings thousands of Salvadorans together and unites the country for a day. There are many reasons as to why this event is celebrated the way it is but the most well-known reason is because of the Volcanic eruption that occurred in 1658. Balls of fire from the eruption destroyed the town of Nejapa, resulting everyone fleeing the town. From this tragic chain of events is what made the annual event popular. Architecture El Salvador's colonial structures, especially its