>>1893537Same here.
>>1895137Not really. Spain is a traditionally Catholic country, but Halloween wasn't a thing here until very recently. All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day are still celebrated, but mainstream media and businesses advertise Halloween much more now (for money). Anyway, people don't even know how Halloween works and kids go trick-or-treating to both houses and shops expecting to get stuff for free. Speaking of "trick or treat", people over here used the poorly translated "truco o trato" (trick or deal), which shows that people don't even understand or care about the basics.
