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Los doce uvos de la surte is translated to the twelve grapes of luck.

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Los doce uvos de la surte is translated to the twelve grapes of luck.

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If you eat the twelve grapes supposedly the New Year will be prosperous and lucky.

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One grape is eaten at each stroke of midnight on New Years Day.

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One grape is eaten at each stroke of midnight on New Years Day.

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Each grape symbolizes a month in the upcoming year.

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According to tradition you make a wish while eating each grape.

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According to tradition you make a wish while eating each grape.

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There are two leading theories on how this tradition was created.

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There are two leading theories on how this tradition was created.

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One is that the tradition was formed in the 1880's by the Spanish middle-class copying the English and French aristocracy.  The other is that the tradition was formed in 1909 by Spanish grape growers with a surplus of crops in the begging of winter, advertising them as grapes of luck.

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The event is linked to the Puerta del Sol, Madrid, where many people go to celebrate the New Year

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The event is linked to the Puerta del Sol, Madrid, where many people go to celebrate the New Year

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Ever since 1962, Televisión Española, Spain's public broadcasting channel, has streamed the Puerta del Sol on TV.