What is dies latin?

Dies Latin is a folk holiday celebrated in Latvia on the summer solstice. It is also known as Jani or Jani Day and is a time for Latvians to celebrate the longest day of the year with bonfires, singing, dancing, and traditional foods.

The origins of Dies Latin date back to pagan times when it was believed that fires had the power to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. Today, the holiday is still celebrated with bonfires being lit in many towns and villages throughout Latvia.

During Dies Latin, Latvians also gather to make wreaths of flowers and herbs, which they wear on their heads as a symbol of fertility and prosperity. There are also traditional dances that are performed around the bonfires, known as the "Jani" dances. These dances are said to bring luck and happiness to those who participate.

Overall, Dies Latin is a time for Latvians to come together to celebrate their culture, heritage, and the changing of the seasons. It is a joyful and festive holiday that is deeply rooted in Latvian tradition.