Vamos a felicitar a todos los regidos por el caballo en la astrologia China! Que sigan las celebraciones en Cool Moms Cool Tips!
En realidad, Feliz año nuevo! Nos encanta tener la oportunidad de darle la bienvenida y mejores deseos a todos nuestros lectores una vez mas gracias a la celebracion del año nuevo chino que comienza el 31 de enero y culmina el 6 de febrero.
Las leyendas dicen que Budha invito a los animales a que celebrar juntos el año nuevo. Llegaron 12 de ellos y Budha decalro que la gente que naciera en sus años regentes tendrian caracteristicas similares a cada uno de ellos. Dragon, gallo, perro, mico (mono), cerdo, serpiente, raton ,buey, tigre, conejo, caballo y la cabra componen ciclos de 12 año trayendonos a todos positivismo y buena energia sin importar si somos del animal regente del momento.
El 2014, que en realida es el año 4712 para los chinos, nos trae triunfo y victoria. Nada mal, verdad?
Esta es la celebración tradicional más importante de la cultura china y la única fiesta que tienen. Un tercio de la población del planeta Tierra se reunirá por dos semanas celebrando el año nuevo chino y el exodo de todo un pueblo sera masivo mientras todos intentan llegar a sus familias. Literalmente, millones de chinos se desplazarán para reunirse con sus familias. Este es un momento muy familiar donde se comparte teimpo, la buena comida, se honra a los ancestros y por supuesto se recibe 365 dias mas deseando abundancia y prosperidad para todos.
El inicio de la celebracion busca asegurar la buena suerte usando polvora el primer dia de las festividades. Lo bueno es que no hay que buscar el sitio ideal para disfrutar los juegos pirotecnicos por que se ven desde cada rincon del pais chino!
A los 15 días del inicio de las festividades, se cierra la celebración con el festival de las luminarias o faroles, que es un gran despliegue de luminarias y un desfile nocturno de niños llevando farolitos.
¡Buena fortuna y mucha abundancia para todos! ¿Celebras la llegada del nuevo año chino?
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Triunfo y Victoria. ESOESOESO!!! Gracias por tan bella informacion. BB2U
y por supuesto baile 🙂
Verdaderamente feliz que el year of the snake is over welcome year of the horse!
si Adri de acuerdo contigo, salud por el del caballo!
Me alegro que este 2014 nos va a traer triunfo y victoria. Lo necesitamos. Gracias por compartir!
si, me encanto cuando lo descubri. me parecio super positivo!
Well, I only understood a couple of words in this post (sorry), but we don’t do anything to celebrate Chinese New Year. They have a huge celebration in Boston’s Chinatown every year and I would love to get in and see it some day, but it’s usually too cold.
please don’t be sorry! happy you tried it out and understood some!!! truly appreciate you stopping by on our Spanish day 🙂 Happy year of the Horse, victory and triumphs!
En NYC ibamos a chinatown a celebrarlo! Mucha prosperidad!
No conozco a ningún chino, pero siempre me ha encantado esta celebración.
no hay necesidad, cualquier excusa es buena para una buena pachanga llena de positivismo y optimismo. me encanta a mi tambien esta celebracion!
I understood quite a bit actually–it is the year of the Horse., and the beginning of the Chinese Year begins in 15 days. It is a time for families to get together and celebrate- in China at least with lumineres (paper balloons with light of some sort inside which are sent high into the sky I think) You also wrote down all the other signs! No, I have never been to a Chinese New Year celebration, do they have one down in Chinatown in NYC? As for writing or speaking Spanish I am not so so good -un picita.
Very good! Keep practicing your Spanish!
Yes, NYC has a celebration and these are usually done over the weekend
Seguro este será un buen año para todos, gracias por la info.
Triunfo y victoria para todos!
woohoo to be able to celebrate the beginning of a new year is always fun
Triumph and victory sounds nice to me, and this celebration is HUGE!! Thank you for sharing info. on it!
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We don’t do anything to celebrate Chinese New Year. I would love to visit around this time a year to experience bringing in the New Year Chinese style.
I hear Chinese New Year celebration in NYC is amazing and luckily regardless of the official day it starts on, the celebration is done on a weekend day
I understood some of it but I gotta admit not a lot! I do love celebrating though 😉
you are right, any excuse is good for a celebration! thanks for trying Ashley, we love that you stopped by today
cuando eramos chicos celebramos chinese ny porque mi bis abuelo es chino…pero ya fuimos perdiendo esa tradicion cuando crecimos 🙁
Nina, me parece que es tiempo de retomar esas lindas tradiciones!
Happy Chinese New Year! I wish I knew more spanish! lol
Happy New Year to you too!
Come visit us again so you can practice with us!
This was perfect for us – my oldest son is learning Spanish right now so I got to have him translate – hope he did it right so my comment is not completely off – Happy New Year, I love the Chinese New Year, their celebrations are usually so beautiful.
so happy your son got to practice his Spanish on out account! seem he got it all right! Happy New Year!
I will be in NYC next week and know they have a big celebration. I wish I would be there for The Chinese New Year!
I’m going to have to admit now – I used chromes translate as I didn’t understand it – Happy Chinese New Year 🙂 x
you rock!!! adding translate gadget for you so next time it is right here 🙂
Me parece super interesante.. Gracias por compartir la información y Feliz Año Nuevo !!!
I wish I knew more Spanish too. Happy Chinese New Year!
come practice with us! we will teach you gracias for coming today
Happy Chinese new year! I think that’s what this was talking about. I flunked Spanish in high school 🙂
I had my hubby read it since he’s mexican. I would love to celebrate Chinese New Years.
I wish I could read this! ha I really tried too, but doubt I even said half the things right before I hit the translate button. I tried 🙂 Happy Chinese New Year to you! My kids will celebrate this tomorrow in school 🙂
No, I do not celebrate the arrival of the Chinese New Year, but it probably would be fun too! Happy Chinese New Year!
I’m not sure how much I picked up but it sounds like it’s a celebration that lasts for a little while? That’s neat! I’m not sure which of the animals is mine from the Chinese zodiac. I used to know that, but I forgot!
Happy Chinese New Year! I will have to brush up on my Spanish and try reading it again, LOL. I have never considered myself fluent but while working for a major school district with a majority of Spanish speaking students, I would do pretty good with keeping up. Retired for over 4 years now and it tends to leave you if you don’t use it daily.
Muchas gracias por tus buenos deseos, realmente este año se viene prometedor, muchas gracias por la información.Cariños y Happy Chinese New Year for you too!!!
¡FELIZ DÍA!ॐ
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Este año del Caballo, pinta muy bien. Yo vivo en NYC y la celebración china del año nuevo es hermosa ¡una experiencia inolvidable!
I don’t know Spanish except for the words “No Habla Espaniol” 🙂 My older one is learning Spanish and thoroughly enjoys it. I will ask her to translate it for me.
Happy Chinese New Year! I dont know much about the Chinese New Year, but Thank you for this post! I think I need to find out more!
Happy Chinese New Year! I don’t really celebrate it, but I’d love to one day see a real Chinese New Year parade.
Colorful! es un Fiestón! Happy Cinese New Year!
Happy Chinese New Year. We went to our local Chinese New Year celebration and my kids had a blast.
Happy Chinese New Year! I loved learning the history and traditions of this holiday. Thanks so much for sharing!
Gong Xi Fa Cai – Happy Chinese New Year! Sí, celebramos hoy con alimentos y regalos de sobres rojos especiales. Más tarde, vamos a ver los fuegos artificiales.
Elizabeth
In the Philippines, since we have a lot of Chinese, we greatly honor the Chinese New Year. Happy Chinese New Year to you and everyone!