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oh gee thanks

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fre sha vaca doo

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the true fruits

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waatter bottle flip.

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IN PUERTO RICO THEY ALSO DO NOT HAVE A BIG SOMETHING TO DROP BECAUSE THEY ARE MATURE AND INSTEAD EAT GRAPES CAUSE THAT IS WHAT YOU DO.

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tastes good

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in Hounduras they make a doll and burn it on New Years

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In Nicaragua they eat meals of their choice before midnight they also have many loud and even illegal fireworks! :)

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In Argentina they call the New Year 'Ano Nuevo' and they usually have a nice dinner with close friends. They also set off firecrackers. Another tradition is to eat beans on New Years day.

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In Quito, if you wear a yellow underwear on New Year's Eve you will have more good luck in the coming year

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in Guatemala they choose to celebrate the new year because of of their history

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In El Salvador People celebrate the new year with neighbors . A few minutes before the new year starts, they crack an egg and take turns deciding what the yolk looks like. When the celebration dies out, they welcome a new year.

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People in Quito eat 12 grapes at midnight because they think it brings good luck.

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In El Salvador

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In Panama they celebrate with food, drinks, and activitys

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In Panamá, they do have similar celebrations but something different they do is they also celebrate by having beach parties

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In Madrid after midnight families get together for a dinner and 12 grapes

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In Peru the people have lots of fun with there friends. A common tradition would include your color of your underwear. Green means more money, yellow for happiness, and red means love. They also eat 12 grapes in order for them to get good luck, each month means

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In Peru

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In Bolivia, their celebration starts on December 31st. Usually a  bountiful dinner is prepared and guests will wait till 12 to say good bye to the old/ current year and to welcome the new year.

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PUERTO RICANS ALSO SPRINKLE SUGAR ONTO THE GRASS TO BRING GOOD LUCK, AND DROP BACK INTO THE WAVES TO KEEP BAAAAAD SPIRITS AT BAY.

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In Honduras they eat lots of food:)

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In Cuba, people go to their families and freinds. At 12.00 there is a huge celebration with fireworks and sometimes people go on the street to see the fireworks.

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In Venezuela they celebrate New Years with a spectacle and display by the natives of Venezuela 🙂

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A New Years tradition in Ecuador is making viegos. Viegos are large life size dolls that look like scare-crows.

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A New year's tradition in La Republica Dominicana is at midnight they open all their doors and windows to let the evil out and let the good spirits in.

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In Bolivia a bountiful dinner is prepared, and guests wait until 12 o'clock to bid farewell to the old year. The main ingredient is Pork. You wear underwear backwards. Red for love and Yellow for wealth.

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New Year celebrations in Colombia begin at midnight. Private parties are organized at homes, where close friends and members of the families are invited. There are many customs and traditions which are followed be Colombian people. Hugging and kissing everyone in the family is considered to  to be the traditional way with which Happy New Year or Feliz Año is wished.
http://www.123newyear.com/newyear-traditions/colombia.html

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The gift-bearing Three Wise Men is a tradition in Spanish Catholicism that is deeply-rooted in Cuba, much more than the super-hyped Santa Claus.
Link Address- http://www.lahabana.com/content/christmas-and-new-years-eve-in-cuba/

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for uraguay they tear up the calendar. People throw water down from the balcony. people also throw water bottles at each other for celebration. Then people gather up on the beach and light up fire works. the season is summer during the celebration

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In Paraguay, streets are decorated with lights and flowers, which reflect classiness of the nation, as well as reflecting the enthusiasm with which it welcomes the New Year. Also there is a tradition of creating a life sized scarecrow then cover it in firecrackers and newspapers and on midnight they burn it. Also the new year is called 'año viejo"

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In Puerto Rico they feel that being clean is very important for the celebration. They play loud music and dance to celebrate.

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In peru you celebrate by lighting candles in each home and spending the evening drinking pisco sours with family that is how you celebrate new years you also light fireworks at midnight.

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in Mexico there are a lot of colors incorporated in the celebration, they use red yellow and green. Normally in the US we use gold and black. i pretty sure

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Chile celebrates the new year in summer. They also have a feast.

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In Quito, Ecuador, people make large scarecrow-like dolls often for people they dislike from the past year.

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IN PUERTO RICO, SOME TRADITIONS ARE TO THROW A BUCKET OF WATER OUT OF A WINDOW, TO WASH EVIL SPIRITS AWAY.