HALLOWEEN

                                        HALLOWEEN

It's a modern celebration of Celtic origin. It is celebrated internationally on the night of October 31, especially in Canada, the United States, Ireland or the United Kingdom, and, to a lesser extent, in other places such as Spain and Latin America. Despite belonging to the Anglo-Saxon world, in Australia and New Zealand.Its roots are linked to the Celtic commemoration of Samhain and the Christian holiday of All Saints' Day, celebrated by Catholics on November 1.The day is often associated with the colors orange, black and purple In some countries of is strongly linked to symbols like the jack-o'-lantern. The typical Halloween activities are the famous Dulce or trick and the costume parties, in addition to the bonfires, the visit of haunted houses, the jokes, the reading of scary stories and the viewing of horror movies.In some countries of Latin America it is customary to go out at night with the biggest children disguised to ask for sweets.

Halloween

Halloween is a party that comes from the Celts called Samhain. It is celebrated on October 31 and is also known as the night of witches or night of the deceased.

The day is often associated with the colors orange, black and purple and is strongly linked to symbols like the jack-o'-lantern.

People dress up as witches, ghosts ... They also decorate houses with scary things, like spiders, bats and terrifying things.

Children go from house to house asking for sweets With the famous phrase of trick or treat. A typical element of Halloween are the famous pumpkins. There are people who empty them and use them to put the sweets, others make them eyes and mouth and put candles inside.

The typical Halloween food is caramel apples. It was a very common custom to play the bell during that night until dawn and many times they are dressed in black.