Buenos Aires, January 2 (NA) — Regarding the greeting 'Happy New Year,' there are no strict rules, but culturally it tends to be used until mid-January, especially in the first days of the month when people are still in a festive spirit. According to the Argentine News Agency, many consider it appropriate until January 6, which is the date of the Feast of the Three Kings in many Spanish-speaking countries, although in some cultures or social circles it may extend a bit longer, even until the end of the month. After that, most people feel the greeting is no longer as relevant. In summary, it is customary to say 'Happy New Year' until around January 6 and sometimes a little longer, but it is not common after that date. When to take down the Christmas tree. The date for taking down the Christmas tree varies according to each family's preferences and traditions. Some of the most common dates are: January 6. On one hand, there are the purists, who usually do it on Three Kings' Day. On the other hand, those who seek to perpetuate the Christmas spirit beyond January. In any case, the holidays are an opportunity to create beautiful memories and thus give a good meaning to the arrival of the New Year. This date coincides with the 30 days after its assembly, that is, December 8. Before the New Year. Some cultures suggest that the Christmas tree should be taken down before January 1 to start the New Year with renewed energies. The decision of when to take down the tree is something discussed worldwide and can vary according to each person's beliefs.
