New Year’s videos showing young women eating grapes under the table have gone viral, with many users unable to understand the reason behind this move…
Sensation and wonder cause a bunch of videos on TikTokwhich depict young girls eating grapes and wear red underwear during the New Year.
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If you are also wondering why all this o lossthe answer lies in the strangest Christmas customs…
Let’s see them: In Spain, Portugal and a large part of it Latin America residents eat 12 grapes (las doce uvas de la suerte) one for each of the 12 strikes of the clock counting down to midnight on December 31st. Each grape represents each of the next twelve months of the new year.
According to tradition, the consumption of 12 grapes it leads to a year of good luck and prosperity. This tradition dates back to at least 1895, but became widespread in 1909.
On her eve New Year in Argentina women wear bright pink underwear to win love in the coming year. Also, at exactly 12 they take a step with their right foot to start the year on the right foot.
