Casarse al menos en Cuba un martes, acarrea el dicho de "Martes, ni te cases ni te embarques, ni de tu familia te apartes." Es un presagio que viene desde mi tatarabuela hasta donde sé. Pero resulta que según la mitologia latina, existe o existía un Dios llamado Martes que era un Dios de guerra que sólo era superado por Zeus.
Los romanos eran sumamente supersticiosos, los martes ni se casaban ni cerraban ningún negocio, de hecho el matrimonio no era por amor sino para mantener lazos de intereses economicos, literalmente era un negocio, asi que si lo realizaban un martes corrían con la suerte de que todo saliera mal.
Me cuenta la abuela que antes en su tiempo a nadie dejaban casarse un martes y si alguien lo hacia por desobediencia, su matrimonio se volvía un caos, era imposible vivir en paz, se iban a los golpes o el esposo se convertia en un borracho y bohemio. La economia era mala y se volvian estériles, eran irremediablemente infelices.
Cuba no es de mucha mitologia, mas bien la cultura es Yoruba o el Cristianismo sin embargo el refran recorre sus calles y si no te pones fuerte y te casas un martes te cae la maldicion del martes. Coincidencia o tu mente se acondiciona a la supersticion y de que te llega el martes, te llega.
La leyenda de Martes que es un Dios de guerra de la mitología romana, fué que adopto los mitos de la griega, ya que Ares que era el dios de la guerra griego era sanguinario y violento y en cambio martes era sabio en todo momento.
Sobre el refrán, es un refrán español que llegó para quedarse gracias a la mitologia griega y más si cae martes 13, este día es mejor ni casarce ni tomar decisiones importantes.
Hoy en dia, nadie hace caso al refrán pero si muchos lo dicen en forma de broma y acordándose de la tradición de los abuelos.
Yo por si acaso, le advierto a mis hijos y ellos que lo hagan con sus hijos y los hijos de sus hijos.
Agradezco a @marpasifico por la iniciativa e invito a @samantha06 a participar aqui les dejo el link
https://ecency.com/hive-164923/@marpasifico/que-tienes-para-contar-iniciativa
English
Getting married at least in Cuba on a Tuesday, carries the saying "Tuesday, don't get married, don't get on board, don't stay away from your family."It's an omen that comes from my great-great-grandmother as far as I know. But it turns out that according to Latin mythology, there is or existed a God called Tuesday who was a war God who was surpassed only by Zeus.
The Romans were extremely superstitious, on Tuesdays they did not get married or close any business, in fact the marriage was not for love but to maintain ties of economic interests, it was literally a business, so if they did it on a Tuesday they were lucky that everything went wrong.
Grandma tells me that before in her time no one was allowed to get married on a Tuesday and if someone did it out of disobedience, their marriage would become a chaos, it was impossible to live in peace, they would go to blows or the husband would become a drunk and bohemian. The economy was bad and they became sterile, they were hopelessly unhappy.
Cuba does not have much mythology, rather the culture is Yoruba or Christianity however the saying runs through its streets and if you do not get strong and get married on a Tuesday the curse of Tuesday falls on you. Coincidence or your mind is conditioned to superstition and if Tuesday comes to you, it comes to you.
The legend of Tuesday who is a God of war of Roman mythology, was that he adopted the myths of the Greek, since Ares who was the Greek god of war was bloodthirsty and violent and instead Tuesday was wise at all times.
About the saying, it is a Spanish saying that came to stay thanks to Greek mythology and more if it falls on Tuesday the 13th, this day is better not to marry or make important decisions.
Nowadays, no one pays attention to the saying but many say it in the form of a joke and remembering the tradition of grandparents.
Just in case, I warn my children and they to do it with their children and their children's children.
I thank @marpasifico for the initiative and I invite @samantha06 to participate here I leave the link.
https://ecency.com/hive-164923/@marpasifico/que-tienes-para-contar-iniciativa
