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    February 13

    Singles' Day

    Here are all the details of the day commemorating people who have no partner.

    Why celebrate Singles' Day?

    As opposed to Valentine's Day, Singles' Day celebrates the pride that many people feel for being single (which includes those who are divorced, separated or widowed). This holiday was created in 1993 by students from the University of Nanjing, China, where it is now very popular.

    When is Singles' Day celebrated in Spain?

    Although it was originally held on November 11, the same as in China, Singles' Day in Spain is now celebrated on February 13, which is the day before Valentine's Day. So it honors those who don't have a partner.

    What purchases can I make on Singles' Day?

    There is a wide selection of gifts that can be given on Singles' Day. In fact, over the years, its growing popularity (Alibaba posted sales of over 74 billion in China in 2020, higher than its sales on other important dates, such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday) has led brands to substantially improve their Singles' Day deals and discounts, and even to create products and services designed exclusively for people who don't have a partner.

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    Would you like more information?

    Singles' Day in China is celebrated on November 11. This date was chosen because 1, which stands out since it is the 11th day of the 11th month, stands for the person who is single, without a partner. Although this day has been observed in China over the years, the same cannot be said for other countries (where it arrived through retail giant Alibaba), which chose to celebrate it on other dates (Spain chose February 13, the day before Valentine's Day).

    Other important dates

    • Valentine's Day is a holiday to celebrate the love between couples and friends. Valentine's Day is observed on February 14 in almost every country.
    • Father's Day is a celebration or homage dedicated to fathers. In general, the European Catholic tradition commemorates it on March 19, the feast of St. Joseph, Jesus's adoptive father.
    • Mother's Day is the date when mothers from all over the world are honored. In Spain, it's observed on the first Sunday in May, although it's generally celebrated on the second Sunday of this month.