New Year Romanian traditions

[Aspirin]

New Year Romanian traditions? These traditions are specific only for one Romanian region, Moldova.

[Seya]

New Year Romanian traditions? These traditions are specific only for one Romanian region, Moldova.

Dude relax already. We have understood. Moldova is the center of universe. To dig a thread 2 years old only to tell me that u must have some serious problems

[Aspirin]

Dude relax already. We have understood. Moldova is the center of universe. To dig a thread 2 years old only to tell me that u must have some serious problems

Truth hurts.

[Seya]

Truth hurts.

What are u talking about dude?? What truth?? Are this traditions today in Romania?? Yes. Where is the lie? Do i have to mention the region each time? Wallachian, dobrogean, moldovian, transylvanian...no one cares

[Aspirin]

What are u talking about dude?? What truth?? Are this traditions today in Romania?? Yes. Where is the lie? Do i have to mention the region each time? Wallachian, dobrogean, moldovian, transylvanian...no one cares

Yes, because Romania is a heterogeneous country in terms of culture, traditions, and of course genetics.

[Seya]

Yes, because Romania is a heterogeneous country in terms of culture, traditions and of course genetics.

No one cares about this details. All big countries are diverse in genetics and traditions.

[ixulescu]

New Year Romanian traditions? These traditions are specific only for one Romanian region, Moldova.

Dude stop it. If are you're aware only of the Moldovan traditions, that's fine. But understand your limits.

These New Year traditions are present in all historical regions of Romania.
Here's a poster for a presentation of similar traditions in Transylvania:



Understand that despite being separate medieval principalities, the Romanian historical regions shared very similar culture/traditions.

[Aspirin]

Dude stop it. If are you're aware only of the Moldovan traditions, that's fine. But understand your limits.

Privatization of other people culture, without any mention of origin, is not a good thing.

These New Year traditions are present in all historical regions of Romania.
Here's a poster for a presentation of similar traditions in Transylvania:

Nope, is specific mostly for Moldova region.

[ixulescu]

Privatization of other people culture, without any mention of origin, is not a good thing.

Nope, is specific mostly for Moldova region.

Not at all. Jocul caprei is called "țurca" in Transylvania:
https://www.crestinortodox.ro/datini...hi-153912.html

[Seya]

Not at all. Jocul caprei is called "țurca" in Transylvania:
https://www.crestinortodox.ro/datini...hi-153912.html

...cerb în Hunedoara, capră în Moldova și țurcă in Ardeal, boriță (de la bour) în Transilvania de sud, in Muntenia și Oltenia, capra este denumită ''brezaia''