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Día de San Juan, celebrated on June 24th, is a special day in many Spanish-speaking countries and Puerto Rico. It's a holiday that honors Saint John the Baptist. People often celebrate by going to the beach or having bonfires. They gather with family and friends to enjoy music, dance, and delicious food. Some believe the day brings good luck, especially if you swim in the ocean at midnight. It's a time for fun and being with loved ones, celebrating summer's beginning and the joy of being together.
How to celebrate Dia de San Juan?
You can celebrate "Dia de San Juan" by going to the beach with family and friends. Build sandcastles, play beach games, and swim in the ocean. Bring a picnic with tasty snacks and drinks, like sandwiches and fruit juice. As the sun sets, gather around a bonfire and toast marshmallows for s'mores. You can also enjoy music and dance to have even more fun. Some people like to make wishes or write down things they want to let go of on paper, then toss them into the fire or the waves. Enjoy the laughter and the beautiful summer night!
Where Dia de San Juan is celebrated?
- - Puerto Rico
- - Venezuela
- - Paraguay
- - Spain
- - Portugal
- - Bolivia
- - Brazil
- - Peru
- - Argentina
- - Ecuador
- - Chile
- - Colombia
- - Cuba
- - Dominican Republic
- - Mexico
- - Nicaragua
- - Honduras
- - El Salvador
