Answer:
- <u><em>Nochevieja:</em></u> December 31, every year, during the night. It is New Year's Eve.
- <u><em>Año Nuevo:</em></u> January 1st, every year. It is New Year.
Explanation:
<em>Nochevieja</em> is New Year's Eve. Of course, it is celebrated on December 31, all night, every year
Año Nuevo is New Year. Of course, it is celebrated on January 1, every year.
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<em>Nochevieja</em> lasts all night. The family meets since about 8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., although the time is not restrictive. The idea is that the family spends the night together waiting for it to be 12:00 pm; listening to music, eating, talking, playing, laughing, having a great time, sharing family traditions. At 12:00 p.m., one by one, all people hug and wish for a happy new year. The party continues after 12:00 pm and people share a big feast after 12:00 p.m.
The next day (just some hours later) is <em>Año Nuevo</em>, January 1st. There is always another meeting during the day, in which people continue celebrating and wishing each other a happy new year.
This is a great party!
Año Nuevo is an official international holiday, celebrated in all Western countries.
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i’m confident these are correct although i won’t know for sure as you didn’t provide the poem.
Unos libros >>> that’s the answer
You did right but maybe the one that says debemos you can put que If you want like the others
La Igualdad por que lucha contra la diferencia entre personas y para la corrupcion
