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The Spanish tradition uvas de la suerte has you eat 12 grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve. Origins are debated between a surplus-grape marketing push and Madrid elites copying French customs. Modern ...

Each grape is said to represent one month of the year and is believed to bring good luck. From the fireworks over Sydney Harbour to the ball drop in Times Square, New Year's Eve is synonymous with ...

Many people around the world welcome the New Year with champagne, parties or warm hugs. In Spain, however, the countdown to midnight follows a very different tradition — eating 12 grapes in the final ...

As New Year 2026 is approaching, families from across the world are very excited to celebrate this special day and hope for a great year ahead. While many cultures follow different traditions, one ...

As the final seconds of the year pass, a simple ritual unfolds in many homes. Twelve grapes are kept ready. Twelve wishes are held in mind. As the clock strikes midnight, one grape is eaten with each ...

As 2025 comes to an end, you may notice videos and photos on social media of individuals hastily eating 12 grapes under a table. Amid traditional New Year's rituals such as 'redding' the house, first ...

Tonight marks the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026, and no matter how wonderful (or awful) your last 365 days were, everyone wants to go into the new year with their best foot forward. The ...

Many cultures mark New Year’s with superstitions for luck, from eating 12 grapes at midnight to wearing lucky colors and avoiding chores on January 1. New Year’s Eve celebrations often focus on ...

VISAKHAPATNAM: As revellers worldwide prepare to ring in 2026 with champagne toasts and celebrations, a centuries-old Spanish tradition is gaining unexpected traction among youngsters this New Year's ...