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Sowing, New Year's agricultural tradition

This tradition consists in the interpretation of of some traditional songs and poems, of some incantations and abundant wishes for the new and specific year. This custom is also that of throwing in the host's house of cereal seeds, a sign of abundance of harvests, fertility and health for the coming year.


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Made by Alexandra Z.




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