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29/12/2023

Filipino traditions, the way we celebrate New Year!

In the Philippines, New Year's Eve, known as "Bisperas ng Bagong Taon" or "New Year's Eve," is celebrated with a variety of traditions and customs. Here are some traditional ways Filipinos celebrate the New Year:

Media Noche: One of the most important traditions is the Media Noche, a midnight feast with family and friends. It is a time for families to come together and share a special meal to welcome the New Year.

New Year's Eve Feast: The Media Noche typically includes a variety of delicious Filipino dishes such as lechon (roast pig), pancit (noodles), ham, queso de bola (Edam cheese), and various kakanin (traditional rice cakes).

Fireworks and Noisemakers: Filipinos love fireworks, and it's common to see colorful displays of fireworks and firecrackers at the stroke of midnight. The noise and lights are believed to drive away bad spirits and bring good luck for the coming year.

Round Fruits: It is a common tradition to display round fruits on the dining table during New Year's Eve. Round fruits are believed to symbolize prosperity and good fortune for the coming year.

Polka Dots and Bright Colors: Wearing clothes with polka dots and bright colors is also a common tradition, as they are believed to bring good luck and prosperity for the New Year.

Making Noise: Making noise during the countdown to midnight is believed to drive away evil spirits and bring good luck. People use pots and pans, car horns, and loud music to create a festive atmosphere.

Jumping: Some people practice the tradition of jumping at midnight to help them grow taller or to symbolize jumping into the New Year with a positive outlook.

These are just a few of the many traditions and customs that Filipinos observe to celebrate the New Year. Each family may have its unique customs and superstitions, but the spirit of hope, joy, and togetherness is central to the Filipino New Year celebration.

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Yes, Once in a while we have a Bear Strike!

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