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KINDEERGARTEN PANSELUTA, BUCHAREST, ROMANIA

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On Martisor children make small amulets to offer them to all the important women in their life : mother,grandmother, sister, aunt, teacher, etc

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On Martisor children make small amulets to offer them to all the important women in their life : mother,grandmother, sister, aunt, teacher, etc

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One of the first legends goes back to the fist century – around year 106 B.C. Back then the Roman empire conquered a part of Dacia – that is how the Romanian people appeared. The legends is connected to a sun eclipse. It is believed that the sun, seeing how much fun people on earth in these regions had, wanted to enjoy the pleasures of a man. So, during a festival, he came disguised as a young man. He was however kidnapped and imprisoned. Although people were sad due to the lack of sun, no one had the guts to free the sun. One day however a young man decided to face the ogre and try to set free the sun. He managed to do so, but unfortunately the warrior died before he could see and enjoy the spring. Injured, all the warm blood flowed on the white snow, melting it. That is why on March 1st young men give their beloved girl a present as a symbol of spring tied with a white (symbol of health, purity) and red string.

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ON the 1st of March , in Romania we celebrate Martisorul , a traditonal custom, to Welcome spring and say goodbye to winter.

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ON the 1st of March , in Romania we celebrate Martisorul , a traditonal custom, to Welcome spring and say goodbye to winter.

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1st of March is  the beginning of the spring, and Martisor is a symbol of this season, of health, hope, a new life and all that is good!