Tradiciones De Estados Unidos Y México

NEW YEAR’S DAY IN USA

The first festival of the year, New Year's Day, is private and only the young come out until the wee hours of the morning. Americans expect the day to celebrate with family and close friends. In New York the year is received with all the enthusiasm.

Some, who have become aware of the importance of the acts of its people to achieve a common goal, their cultures have incorporated the tradition of the purposes to be achieved in the new year.

When the clock starts announcing midnight, some people eat one grape for each chime of bells. Then, at that time, people hug, lovers await the opportunity to kiss the year, people come out to play the horn of the car, and there are fireworks everywhere. A few minutes later, some begin to eat their dishes for the occasion, provide, others dance or go out to enjoy the day.

On New Year's Eve, parties abound in restaurants, bars and clubs throughout the United States. They are usually full of noise events with drinks, dancing and outrageous celebrations. Some cities have large outdoor parties ending with fireworks at midnight. The most famous festival is the Times Square in New York City. The New Year's Day marks the end of the holiday season and people stay at home recovering and watching football on television. Some families have a New Year's dinner for friends and neighbors.

NEW YEAR’S DAY IN MÉXICO

Besides the traditional embrace of 12:00, people perform rituals ranging from eating grapes, placed red or yellow underwear, leaving the house to the street several times with suitcases, to sweep the house right at 12 strokes and setting fire to the broom, so that the bad vibes go. All aiming to attract good and best for the year to come.

Mexican Customs New Year

The Twelve grapes: Each person must eat them before 12:00 pm, if possible one for stroke and make a wish for each other.

Eat lentils: Used to attract wealth and prosperity. It is advisable to eat before starting to devour the menu on the ni

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