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It is a superstition. The belief that sweeping the floor at night can chase away good fortune is based on fear of bad luck, not on cultural practices or rituals meant to honor heritage. Superstition is a belief that something bad or good might happen because of certain actions — like opening an umbrella indoors might bring bad luck. It’s usually not based on science, just beliefs passed aroundTradition on the other hand is a custom or practice that people do because it’s part of their culture or passed down from family — like celebrating fiesta or eating together during holidays.

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