Dragobete, in the Romanian traditions, is the son of Baba Dochia and is celebrated on February 24th as a day of love, just like Valentine’s Day, this day being identified with the awakening of all the living creatures with the … Read More
In Japan, Valentine’s Day was introduced by chocolate manufacturers in the late 1950s. It becomes a commercial festival where women (only they) offer chocolates to men on February 14 of each year. Despite the lack of interest in starting this … Read More
The day of Valentine’s Day, February 14, is regarded in many countries as the festival of love. Couples benefit of it to exchange sweet words and gifts as evidence of love and red roses are the symbol of passion. Originally … Read More
Valentine’s Day (also called St Valentine’s Day) is observed by Western and Western-influenced cultures on February 14, as a cultural and multinational type where lovers express their feelings to each other by sending greeting cards and gifts, and dating. Saint … Read More
