Filipino new year

The biggest, loudest, and the craziest party of the year is just a few days away! It’s usually the time when people across the world indulge in fun and frolic, bidding a happy farewell to the passing year and cheerfully greeting the New Year — hoping for this initial boundless joy to continue throughout. Wild […] The post 7 Unique Filipino New Year Traditions and Beliefs you need to know! appeared first on City Village News.

New Year’s Eve in the Philippines is not complete without the practice of a few quirky superstitions and traditions.

New Year's eve celebration in the Philippines is quite different compared to other countries. Filipinos literally start the year with a bang, with lots of firecrackers. This article also includes some of Filipinos New Year's beliefs and practices.

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Christmas Lanterns a must have in every Filipino home. Photo by my dad, Manny Goloyugo.

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A very old Filipino tradition welcoming and celebrating the advent of new year with a feast.

Four Filipino women celebrating New Year's Eve January 2012. They were holding lusis or small sticks of fireworks. This photo came from the album of Ms Ramstrelle Ponce de Leon -> http://www.facebook.com/rams.poncedeleon

Davao, southern Philippines: A Filipino boy blows his Torotot (party blower) for a new year's attempt to break the Guinness book of World Record for the "Most number of people blowing party blowers simultaneously". Photograph: Ritchie B. Tongo/EPA

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Every New Year’s Eve, most Filipinos gather 12 round fruits to bring forth blessings in the coming year. It has to be twelve ~ one for each month, and round-shaped for: Prosperity, Health, Success, Abundance, Love, Wealth, Good Luck, Peace, Safety, Friendship, Family and Happiness. #Philippines #Pilipinas #Pinoy #Pinas #Philippine #Filipino #belief #Filipina #Pilipino #superstitions #superstitiousbelief #fruits #NewYear #holiday #tradition #culture

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