New Year’s Eve

Brazil is one of the most beautiful and largest countries in South America that celebrates New Year in a very enthusiastic way. So, New Year’s Eve is among the Brazilian culture, customs, and etiquette that you should bear in mind. They dance and enjoy the entire night beneath the open sky. The firework art during midnight is like a bonus. The new year is celebrated with traditions and customs as well. During midnight the local people come out on the beach and jump seven waves in the sea throwing flowers. Brazilians believe this brings them luck and strength to face the year ahead of them. For each wave you jump, you are allowed one wish.


It is common for everyone to wear white on New Year’s Eve in Brazil. However, Brazilians also believe the color of the clothes you wear on New Year’s Eve will dictate the following year. Because of that, some people may choose an accessory or other piece of clothing with a pop of color as well. And they choose their outfit for this celebration very carefully. It is also common for people to always wear brand new clothes and underwear. Spending New Year’s Eve in black is a no-go. Don’t miss the first breakfast of the New Year. As per the Brazilian tradition, eating lentil soup or lentils with rice will bring prosperity and good luck for the entire year. This morning breakfast is full of energy and protein especially needed after the night full of dance and enjoyment.

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