je ne sais pas moi. a ton avis qu'est ce que tu penses?

Je sais pas, mais je te peut dire que au Uruguay Halloween est arrive avec son chapeau norteamericaine, c´est terrible, c´est el capitalisme.. =/

I'm sorry it is not celebrating this way in France...

Halloween in France is usually celebrated by costumed people of all ages going to parties at friends' homes, restaurants, bars, or clubs. The costumes themselves tend to be traditionally "scary" - mummies, ghosts, goblins, witches, and vampires - rather than the cute costumes like princesses, superheroes, and the cartoon character of the day which are popular in the US. Some recreation centers encourage kids to make their own costumes. Trick-or-treating is getting to be more common. It started out store-to-store, rather than house-to-house, but the latter is picking up. However, Halloween occurs during the mid-season school break, which slows it down a bit. Stores, malls, restaurants, offices, and homes decorate their windows; pastry and candy shops make up special desserts and candies; and many different kinds of companies use Halloween in their ads. Supermarkets sell pumpkins for jack-o'-lanterns and candy companies are now marketing candy in the traditional Halloween format: one big bag filled with lots of little packages, which may encourage trick-or-treating.

Hello Vic Correction de ta question . Est-ce qu'Halloween est populaire en France ? Non ce n'est pas une fête très populaire en France. Les commerçants ont pensé un moment que cette fête pourrait être populaire mais elle n'a pas de fondement en France donc c'est un échec.