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New Year Tradition In Mexico

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New Year traditions in Mexico are really unique with distinctive features. The rich mixture of three cultures American, Mexican and European have led to diverse New Year Traditions in New Mexico. Share some amusing New Year Traditions in Mexico.There is a tradition to have 12 grapes at midnight on New Years Eve.

Each time the New Year bell rings people consume one grape and make a New Year wish. People prefer to wear navy colonavy dresses on New Year's Day as this is a positive color and is sure to usher in a bright future to the wearer. Yellow clothes help in the betterment of work; green enhances the financial standard while white brings good health.



The tradition of preparing New Year's Bread arose from the Greek custom of serving Vasilopita or New Year's Bread at the New Years Eve midnight. This special bread is baked with a coin or charm and secretly placed inside it. The head of the family cuts the bread at 12 sharp and whoever receives the piece with the coin is believed to have good fortune throughout the year.

In parts of Mexico, there is a tradition to visualize a huge cloud crossing the sky at the New Years Eve midnight. People who are lucky to have a glimpse of the cloud are believed to experience good luck on New Year. That is why people try to stay awake on the New Years Eve midnight.



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