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2:48Now PlayingNew Year Celebrations | Around the world, New Year's traditions vary from eating 12 grapes in Spain for each lucky month to wearing red underwear in Italy for fertility. Greece hangs onions symbolizing rebirth, Denmark breaks plates to banish spirits, and Japan rings bells 108 times for cleansing. Russians drink paper ashes, Colombians walk with empty suitcases, and Estonians eat lucky numbers. Chile holds New Year's masses in cemeteries. These diverse customs reflect unique cultural beliefs and hopes for the coming year. Watch the video to know about more such unique global traditions around the globe.
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