New Year is celebrated in many cultures to mark the beginning of a new calendar year. In Brazil, traditions include wearing white clothes, jumping seven waves, watching fireworks displays in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, and eating grapes at midnight. As the new year arrives, people renew hopes for the coming year and gather with friends and family in countdown celebrations.

3. New Year is the time that represented a new
calendar year begins and a new calendar year
starts. In many cultures around the world, the
event is celebrated in some way, especially on
the eve of date.

4. The New Year can be called New Year´s Eve, term
French that meaning "awakening" and is celebrated
on January 1st. In the date celebrating too: The Day of
Universal Fellowship and the World Day of Peace.

5. There are several
traditions of the new
year, and each
country usually has it
yours. In Brazil, it´s
customary to wear
white clothes,
jumping seven
waves, fire from
fireworks shows,
eating grapes.

6. In Brazil, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo are two local
very popular to this date, where fireworks display
Copacabana in Rio and Avenue Paulista in São Paulo
are known worldwide for its attractions.

7. The arrival of a new year is celebrated today
renewing vows of hope, joy, love and etc. At
that time the people do promises for the
coming year, and think about what year it
ends.

8. In the passage from the old year to
the new year, people gather and
come together in countdown to the
new year

10. On that date the
friends gather, the
families gather and all
together celebrating
this date.
On day 1st early,
children in Brazil, out on
streets asking "Good
Year" to residents. They
are asking for a coin for
to residents.

11. The people do supper New Year and
all eat together and celebrating life
together and another year that begins