Thus was born the Day of the Níspero. Learn about the history
Níspero Day is a date on the Chilean calendar that is celebrated every August 23 . This curious date is one of the most awaited by all, because today all those requests that we make must be fulfilled and that promise to fulfill them “on the Day of the Níspero ”.
Next we will tell you more about Loquat Day in Chile.
Origin of the Níspero Day in Chile
Níspero Day is a celebration that in our country was taken to promise codas that, in theory, will never happen. It is not known for sure how this tradition began in Chile , but it does have a specific origin.
Medlar Day comes from a party in Malaga, Spain that takes place every year and where the day is used to promote this fruit. However, in our country, it is used more with humorous overtones than celebratory.
The truth is that the D ay of the loquat is the date that we all hope to finally be able to fulfill our dreams ... So if you asked an increase in salary, your parents or something special gift and I said "on the Day of the Medlar I'll pay you ”, go claim what is yours.
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