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Most Mexicans celebrate New Year's Eve by having a late-night dinner with their families. In Mexico, you can still enjoy festivities in the street. In Mexico City there is a huge street festival onNew Year's Eve, celebrations center around the Zocalo.
You can expect a lot of firecrackers, fireworks and sparklers. At midnight there is a lot of noise and everyone shouts: "Feliz año nuevo!" Peopleembrace and make noise and set off firecrackers. VALERIA
Fireworks, ringing bells, 12 grapes, a family dinner, sparkling wine, hugs and music set the stage for a typical New Year's celebration inMexico's largest cities. As in the rest of the world, we Mexicans gather together with our loved ones, relatives or friends to celebrate what we’ve shared during the past year and to wish a better onefor everyone.

As in the rest of the world, New Year's celebration in Mexico is not necessarily held at home. Families or friends also gather in restaurants that offer dinner and dancing.NAYLEA 
Ifyou want take good luck in love this year Wear red underwear on New Year's Eve. For good luck with money, wear yellow.
If you hoping to travel in the new year Get out your luggage and take it for awalk around the block.
Bacalao, is a New Year's saucer in Mexico. Toasts are made with sparkling cider, and a hot fruit punch known as ponche is also popular, in fact, most of the traditional MexicanChristmas foods are also good choices for New Year's Eve. DANI
This is a great celebration because all the families are together and share a amazing night, in most of that, the people have aexchange where all receive a little gift.
The next custom called el "recalentado" is a long-standing tradition rooted throughout Mexico, quite in keeping with the festive and generous character of theMexicans t consists simply of sharing the next morning what was left over from the dinner with either the same or other guests. It is said that the recalentado is even more delicious than the dinner...