FÊTES DE FIN D'ANNÉE
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On St. Basil's Day, January, the "Orthodox Santa Claus", Agios Vassilis, offers gifts and vassilopita is shared.
In Greece, the end of year celebrations (Christmas and New Year's Day) are celebrated on Saint Basil's Day, January1st. It is on this occasion that the "Orthodox Santa Claus", Agios Vassilis, gives presents to Greek children who go around the houses singing kalanda. They taste the vassilopita, a bun perfumed with orange blossom inside which a flouri, a coin, is hidden: the one who falls on it will have luck for the rest of the year. Traditionally, the first 4 parts are offered to God, Jesus, the Virgin and the house.
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