7 New Year's Eve Traditions in Latin America
By A Mystery Man Writer
Find out seven unusual New Year traditions in Latin America.
Across Central and South America, the 31st of December is about taking part in special rituals to see in the new year and say goodbye to the last one. From burning effigies to eating grapes and lentils, each one symbolises something different. Here are a few of Latin America’s weird and wonderful traditions.
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