Friday, October 3, 2014

Greece Culture and Traditions


Greece has been responsible for creating many traditions in the world thanks to their ancestors' long way left for us. Their mythology is important to many people in the world and language, beliefs, art and architecture are still reflected today. 

These people have a long and rich history that has given rise to a diverse culture that continues to evolve today. Greece was occupied by Persians, Romans and Turks at different times, leaving a mark on the culture of the country that reflect their religious customs, national holidays, and one of the most famous things they have, the weddings they do. 

The Greek language is an important part of many other languages ​​used in the world, such as English, which is one of the most used and understood and that many words are derivatives and bonds of the Greek, Latin and Spanish. 

The most popular music in Greece are folk and the Gregorian chants of the Greek Orthodox Church, and also Laikimusiki, used in ballads sung with traditional instruments like the Bouzoukis, a little guitar, so that everyone can dance as a gift to the gods. 

To celebrate the birth of a child, the Greek father should dance naked while holding your child in your home. The entrance of the house should be decorated with a wreath, olives for boys and for girls wool. 

Greek weddings were made when the girl was 15 and the man 30, for military service. The husband was chosen by the father of the girl and she should follow this decision. Sometimes it is done to protect the money of the family. 

This truly is a very interesting culture and an exceptional place to visit.