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  • Belief in regional spirits and witches, such as Santa Compaña in Galicia and La Güestia in Asturias, who are said to play tricks or collect souls

    Belief in regional spirits and witches, such as Santa Compaña in Galicia and La Güestia in Asturias, who are said to play tricks or collect souls

  • Never share a lighter among more than three people, as it brings bad luck

    Never share a lighter among more than three people, as it brings bad luck

  • Saying “Mucha mierda” (“a lot of shit”) is a way to wish someone good luck, similar to “Break a leg!”

    Saying “Mucha mierda” (“a lot of shit”) is a way to wish someone good luck, similar to “Break a leg!”

  • In Spain, cats are said to have seven lives, not nine

    In Spain, cats are said to have seven lives, not nine

  • Stepping in dog poo is considered good luck

    Stepping in dog poo is considered good luck

  • Touching a pregnant woman’s belly is believed to transfer good luck to her and the baby

    Touching a pregnant woman’s belly is believed to transfer good luck to her and the baby

  • Blowing out all the candles on your birthday cake in one go makes your wish come true

    Blowing out all the candles on your birthday cake in one go makes your wish come true

  • Spilling wine on the table is a sign of good omen; touching your forehead with spilled wine attracts happiness

    Spilling wine on the table is a sign of good omen; touching your forehead with spilled wine attracts happiness

  • Tossing a coin into a well while making a wish is believed to make the wish come true if the coin hits the bottom

    Tossing a coin into a well while making a wish is believed to make the wish come true if the coin hits the bottom

  • Tossing rice at weddings is done to ensure prosperity and fertility

    Tossing rice at weddings is done to ensure prosperity and fertility

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