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Video | Bureaucratic problems and birthdays without a day to celebrate: this is what it's like to be born on February 29

2024-02-29T04:58:08.863Z

Highlights: Thirteen women and men tell EL PAÍS what it's like to be born on February 29. There is a club that brings them together every four years, in order to register online, sometimes they invent their date of birth. Some teachers have even interrupted, in disbelief, exams to discover that there are indeed people whose birthdays are on February29. The anecdotes pile up when you are born in a leap year: there is the obvious - what day do you celebrate your birthday when there is no 29th.


Thirteen women and men tell EL PAÍS anecdotes and experiences of being born on the last day of February of a leap year


Marta says that social networks bombard her announcing the birthdays of her contacts, but when the date of hers arrives, they always skip it.

Today will be different: she will finally celebrate her birthday on the corresponding day.

Like her, twelve other people have told EL PAÍS what it is like to be born on February 29, a day that only appears on the calendar every four years.

Beyond the obvious - what day do you celebrate your birthday when there is no 29th - the anecdotes pile up when you are born in a leap year: there is a

club

that brings them together every four years, in order to register

online,

sometimes they invent their date of birth and some teachers have even interrupted, in disbelief, exams to discover that there are indeed people whose birthdays are on February 29.

Source: elparis

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