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New Year's Eve in Spain

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During Nochevieja, citizens from towns all across Spain celebrate the New Year in the town square or plaza, for a genuine experience.

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When partying in the town square a costume is essential! Costumes include brightly colored wigs and masks.

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A toast of champagne is made after the clock strikes twelve and the new year has begun.

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Madrid's Puerta del Sol is the most famous spot to be during New Year's, a Spanish equivalent to New York's Times Square.

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When midnight strikes, a tradition is to quickly pop twelve grapes into your mouth, each at the chime of the clock. If you complete the challenge successfully, the tradition proposes twelve months of prosperity and good luck.