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CHRISTMAS TRADITION

CHRISTMAS TRADITION. BY SURLEANU LORENA CLS VI B. CARLOS . One of the most popular traditions in Romanian, the Eve of the Nativity, called Christmas Eve, is caroling, ritual texts composed of ceremonial dances and gestures.

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CHRISTMAS TRADITION

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  1. CHRISTMAS TRADITION BY SURLEANU LORENA CLS VI B

  2. CARLOS One of the most popular traditions in Romanian, the Eve of the Nativity, called Christmas Eve, is caroling, ritual texts composed of ceremonial dances and gestures. Since the night of 23 December 24 at midnight to dawn, the streets resound the voice of carol singers villages, dressed in traditional clothing specific to each county, at the homes of householders who wish health, happiness and prosperity in the coming year and from receiving gifts (colindeţe) in cash and products: nuts, pretzels, apples, coils, etc, Agerpres.

  3. TRADITIONAL FOOD cabbage rolls are one of the traditional dishes prepared for Christmas made ​​from pork. housewives prepare them for Christmas dinner with polenta. Cakeis a traditional Romanian andBulgariancakeistraditionallyprepared at Christmas.Thedoughisprettymuchthe same throughout Romania. The mainingredients are flour, milk, sugar, eggs, butter, yeast, and a pleasant taste plus lemonbreedspeelsand vor orange.

  4. CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATION The treeChristmas isusually a green fir treedecorated, naturally or artificially. Traditionally it isassociatedwiththecelebration of Christmas. Isbroughtintothehousesdecoratedwith Christmas lights (originallytherewerecandles, but withchanges in technology, theuse of led bulbsiscustomary or of differentbrightcables), ornaments, garlands, candiesandsweetsduringthe period before Christmas. The traditionsaysthatyoutrimthe Christmas tree Christmas Eve, December 24. An Angel or a star canbe put at the top of thetree, representingangelsand star of Bethlehem.

  5. The pig cutting • On December 20, is known in the nation under the name of Ignatius pigs or Inatoarea. It is believed that on the night of dreams as pigs Jenni will be cut. From now on no longer fat, no longer put meat on them and no longer eat, for they have dreamed of cutting. The only activity permitted on this day was the pig cutting. Expectant mothers, for fear of failing to give birth to children with disability, respecting strict interdiction to work. People who worked on this day, they were punished by the Jones Day: Inatoarea-old woman, a greedy and ugly. According to the faith of his people, it tempts women to work, after you then.

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