Not a thing, each person eats 12 grapes on New Year's eve trying to finish exactly at midnight.
"Las uvas" is the Spanish term for grapes. It is often associated with the New Year's Eve tradition in Spain and some Latin American countries where people eat 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight to bring good luck for each month of the coming year.
Spanish speaking people are called "Hispano Parlantes" in general. "Spanish Speaking".
A city neighborhood of Spanish-speaking people is commonly referred to as a "barrio" in Spanish.
The word "Spanish," means, "from Spain," so Spanish people live in or are from Spain.
The majority of people in Spain speak Spanish as their first language, around 95-98% of the population. English is the second-most spoken language, with around 27% of the population having some level of proficiency in English.
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Christmas is navidades merry Christmas is ifelices navidades
Normally,Spanish people just put lights tree,and other Christmas decorations, and they also put the day Christ was born,in Spanish El Nacimiento.I say that because I'm Spanish.
by having fun
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Christmas Eve is called "La Noche Buena".
We -Españoles- usually eat 12 green grapes to be lucky just during the 12 months of the new year. However it doesn't mean you cannot know some Spanish people who prefer to eat red grapes, to put grapes of different colors together or even to eat peeled grapes for New Year. This tradition comes from Alicante since 1909. To wear something red is another Spanish tradition to be lucky during the upcoming year.
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Yes, just like us.
Make tamales at Christmas and Menudo for the New Year.
Yes, people like grapes :)
Christmas is celebrated by the poor people by just having fun, and getting together and having a laugh. We don't need to be exaturated in decorations, presents and especially in food we only need to be with our family and relatives to enjoy Christmas.