New Years Eve Traditions in Latin America

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  1. 6. In some South American countries, they burn "año viejos"- or _______- of people who played a big role in teh news, politics, or even one's personal life throughout the previous year.
  2. 9. In Venezuela, people wrap 12 ______ in a money bill to improve financial well-being in the New Year.
  3. 10. In certain parts of Chile, people spend New Years Eve in the local _____.
  4. 11. In Chile, people write down things they would like to change on a piece of paper and then ___ it.
  5. 12. In Peru and Colombia it is customary to put three _____ under your chair or sofa to predict your financial situation for the next year.
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  1. 1. In Ecuador, they hide ____ around the house to bring prosperity in the New Year.
  2. 2. In some Latin American countries, it is believed that walking around in a circle with a ____ will bring opportunities for travel in the New Year
  3. 3. in Spain, it is common for people to eat ______ grapes at midnight.
  4. 4. lentil seeds symbolize ___ and good fortune, and in many countries are eaten at midnight on New Year's Eve.
  5. 5. In many Hispanic countries, throwing a bucket of ____ out the door or window signifies renewal.
  6. 7. In Uruguay, they hold La Guerra de ____ in the city of Montevideo, where cider, beer, and water fights break out on Port Market
  7. 8. In some Latin American countries, wearing yellow _____ represents happiness and fortune.