In Spain, it is a tradition to eat twelve grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve, one for each stroke of the clock, symbolizing good luck for the year ahead. Many people also enjoy a festive meal that includes dishes like seafood, lamb, or a variety of tapas. Celebratory desserts, such as turrón (a type of nougat) and polvorones (crumbling almond cookies), are popular as well. Families often gather to share these meals and toast with cava, the Spanish sparkling wine.
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in Spain the people have been eating grapes for many years but when i went they told me that at midnight it is a tradition to eat grapes because they believe that their whole days wrong doings will be forgiven to brin in the the new year
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Good luck
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Cod. Or as the Danes call it; "New Years Cod"
Los criollos Los novohispanos (people who lived in New Spain)
Año nuevo.
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