Lee el texto y la pregunta y escoge la opción con la respuesta correcta. Read the text and question and choose the option with the correct answer. Buenas noches, me llamo Lupita. Tengo quince años y soy de Uruguay. Me gustan las fiestas de la víspera de Año Nuevo. En Uruguay hay << there is >> una costumbre para limpiar el espíritu de las personas y para empezar << begin >> el año bien. What tradition or custom is Lupita referring to? Changing shoes and clothes Dancing with your father at midnight Throwing water out the window Eating twelve grapes

Explanation:

Each country in Latin America (such as in any part of the world) has its own traditions, rites or customs, including some to celebrate the end of the year. Many of these traditions are simply superstitions that, although people do not believe them, fulfill them, " ust in case they are true."

For me, it was unknown until today, but in a reporter note of the digital edition of the newspaper El Pais it appears that "it is usual for people to throw a bucket of water on the street to clean the road of the year that begins."

So, Lupita is referring to "Throwing water out the window", which in Spanish is "Lanzar agua por la ventana".

Just in case you need it, the translation of the original text of your question is:

Read the text and the question and choose the option with the correct answer.

Good night, my name is Lupita. I am fifteen years old and I am from Uruguay. I like New Year's Eve parties. In Uruguay there is a custom to cleanse the spirit of people and to start  the year well. What tradition or custom is Lupita referring to?

in the dark you call me from the darkness you called me i recognized your voice you recognized my neighbor for here i said you where you are dad i do not see you here i am here and i am afraid you said not my son wait i have you where are you this dark i do not see anything i have fear do not be afraid, son, right now, i'm coming soon, papa, i'm waiting for you, a father cries out to his son