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Dec 31 • 05:18 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • ABC

Lacasitos and gummy candies to welcome 2026 in Sol, 36 hours before the bell tolls: 'The night is more overwhelming'

Hundreds of people gathered in Madrid's central square to celebrate pre-New Year's Eve with Lacasitos and gummy candies, just 36 hours before the traditional midnight grape-eating event.

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