new years day and eve by Marina Zamudio-Palacio

american new year's history

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-09 16:40:34 UTC

in 1582, the gregorian calendar restored, january 1 as new years day. although most catholic countries adopted the gregorian calendar amost immediently, until 1752 the british empire and their amrerican colonies still celebrated in march. julian ceaser  introduced a new solar based calendar  that improved the roman calendar. it deceed that janurary 1st as the begining of the year. within the roman world. janurary 1st became consistently observed start of the new year.

american new years

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-10 16:24:57 UTC

staying up till midnight is a very common tradition from all around the world. but originally the new year was celebrated on dec 25 the birth of jesus: march 1; the feast of annunciation and easter.

more history

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-10 16:32:53 UTC

new years is one of the oldest holidays still celebrated though the date and festivies changed over time. the holiday is associated with nationality, relationships and others rather then religious type.

new years food

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-10 16:37:04 UTC

these are foods tht are considered 'lucky' if you eat it on new years. almost everyone would consider it great.

circular shaped  food
cabbagepork and black eyed peas

only one of those sound appitizing to me [padlet crator]

new years in france

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-10 16:41:06 UTC

the french tyoically celebrate new years with a feast and a champagne toast, marking the first moments of new years day with a kiss under the mistletoe. they also consider the new years weather is perfect for growing good fruits and other things.

new years in spain

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-10 16:46:01 UTC

spaniards celebrate new years day with the costume of eating twelve grapes eaten at the stroke of midnight.

new years in mexico

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-10 16:48:30 UTC

beaches like acapulco and cancun are packed with tourists from all around the world on new years, fireworks are launched all over the place and the first trditional thing to say is 'feliz ano nuevo'

foods of the world

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-12 21:10:07 UTC

in Mexico :
tamales is commonly home made, aswell as being made with the family.

foods of the world

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-12 21:13:28 UTC

soba noodles are mostly eaaten with family every new year

videos on youtube

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-12 21:16:21 UTC

https://youtu.be/4fM9d6Ci5rg

shows a compilation of different types of weird traditions from around the world. it shows at least 25 different traditions mostly some that aren't really heard of by most other contries all for new years

a new years event

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-12 21:23:40 UTC

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-12 21:24:59 UTC

whats up with me?

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-12 21:27:35 UTC

nothing really, just realized how new years is boring without friends and family. my new years of course was a bit boring because
half of the house was gone put for their own new years didn't exactly learn anything really important

new years meme

zamudio_palaciom91504 — 2020-01-15 16:38:52 UTC

i dont have a new years resolution.