El new Year it is celebrated in the world in different ways, not always all of them being religious. In fact, in many cities of the world, the New Year brings together families, culture and very old traditions that are based on ancient pagan beliefs.
Let's see some of the New Years traditions that are made in the world:
Argentina: Not only in Argentina but in other parts of South America, 12 grapes are eaten at 12 at night (raisins in the case of the Buenos Aires country). This to attract good luck.
Brazil: Lentil soup is usually eaten on the first of January to attract money. Jemanja ceremonies are also celebrated sparingly on these dates.
Mexico: To start the year, Mexicans usually wear a red garment.
Cuba: In traditional Cuba it is still customary to wash the house with water, casting negative vibrations outside the home.
Glen: Representing conviction and strength in the new year, many Canadians go out to bathe in the intense cold on the first of January.
Japan: Laughter in the houses during 12 o'clock attracts happiness, hence it is funny to hear people laughing at 12 o'clock as an attraction of joy.
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