Yellow Flowers of September 21st: the Origin of a Tradition that Was Born on Television
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If someone appears with yellow flowers on Monday (21), the present may have a meaning that goes beyond the beauty of the arrangement. In several countries of Latin America, the 21st of September is marked by the tradition of presenting loved ones with flowers of this color, in a celebration associated with the arrival of spring in the South Hemisphere. From the field to the catwalk: gaucha that worked with glittering agriculture in London's Acce…
Although the official arrival of spring is this September 22, it is commonly estimated that this happens on the 21st of the same month, so TikTok was filled with videos related to this date and to giving away yellow flowers. Part of the massified trend has to do with one of the most Argentine teleseries ... Continue reading "Why give away yellow flowers this September 21st: The origin of the new custom in Chile"
Gifting yellow flowers became a tradition that is replicated on social networks. Know its origin, meaning and relationship with 'Floricienta'.
With the beginning of spring, Argentines have as their gesture the gift of flowers of this color; the tradition arose by a popular song
Although today it seems like an established tradition, its origin is related to an Argentine television production that had great impact.
The yellow flowers are related to Floricienta for a song from this Argentine soap opera of 2004, in which the protagonist dreams of receiving them from the person she loves. That idea went viral years later on TikTok and Instagram and today is celebrated every March 21 and September 21.
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