Halloween
“Halloween” means “Halloween” in Spanish (The holiday celebrated on October 31st).
Halloween
Also: Noche de Brujas
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Me encanta disfrazarme para Halloween.
A1I love dressing up for Halloween.
Los niños piden dulces en la noche de Halloween.
A2Children ask for candy on Halloween night.
Aunque no es una fiesta tradicional española, Halloween es muy popular ahora.
B1Although it isn't a traditional Spanish holiday, Halloween is very popular now.
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Borrowed from English 'Halloween', which comes from 'All Hallows' Eve' (the evening before All Saints' Day).
First recorded: Mid-20th century in Spanish literature/media.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Halloween the same as 'Día de Muertos'?
No. Halloween (Oct 31) is focused on spooky themes and costumes, while 'Día de Muertos' (Nov 1-2, mostly in Mexico) is a joyful celebration to remember and honor deceased ancestors.
Do kids say 'Trick or Treat' in Spanish?
Yes, they usually say '¿Truco o trato?' or in some Latin American countries, '¿Queremos Halloween?' or 'Pedir calaverita'.
Why does my dictionary say 'Víspera de Todos los Santos'?
That is the technical, formal name for the holiday, but in everyday conversation, 99% of people simply say 'Halloween' or 'Noche de Brujas'.