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Jun
San Juan's Eve, celebrated on June 24th, is a special night where people in many countries gather to welcome the summer. It's a fun tradition where families and friends light bonfires on beaches and in parks. Folks believe the fire keeps away bad spirits and brings good luck. People might jump over the flames for fun and to make wishes. In some places, there's music, dancing, and plenty of yummy food. It's a magical night full of joy and laughter, where everyone enjoys the warmth of the fire and celebrates the start of sunny days.
How to celebrate San Juans Eve?
On San Juan's Eve, gather with family and friends at the beach. Build a big bonfire and light it as it gets dark. Jump over small fires for good luck, but be careful! Write down wishes or things you want to forget on paper and burn them in the fire. Eat yummy snacks like hot dogs or marshmallows. Play fun games and dance around with your friends. Watch the fireworks light up the sky. If you are near the water, join others for a midnight splash in the sea for good luck. Enjoy the night with everyone, full of laughter and smiles.
Where San Juans Eve is celebrated?
- - Spain
- - Portugal
- - Brazil
- - Argentina
- - Chile
- - Bolivia
- - Paraguay
- - Peru
- - Venezuela
- - Puerto Rico
- - Cuba
- - Dominican Republic
- - Norway
- - Sweden
- - Finland
- - Denmark
- - Estonia
- - Latvia
- - Lithuania
