International Kiss Day: why it is celebrated today and which are the most remembered of cinema

The date pays tribute to this gesture of love on the anniversary of a milestone that broke records; what was the duration of the longest kiss

Every April 13th, International Kissing Day is celebrated, a day that goes beyond a simple romantic gesture. The kiss is one of the oldest and most universal expressions of affection. It's not only a way to show romantic love, but it's also used as a greeting, a sign of respect, familial affection, and even consolation. Why is International Kissing Day celebrated? Its origin dates back to a contest in Thailand, where a couple broke the record fo…

On April 13 of each year, the “International Kiss Day” is commemorated to remember the longest kiss in history that took place in 2011 in Thailand when in a contest to commemorate Valentine’s Day, a couple kissed for 58 hours, 35 minutes and 58 seconds, thus breaking their own record of 46 consecutive hours. The oldest vestiges of the kiss come from India, where, within some temples, figures of stone-carved beings were found doing this practice.

This Sunday, April 13th, marks International Kissing Day, a day dedicated to celebrating this act of affection that not only symbolizes love and connection but also provides multiple benefits for physical and emotional health. Kissing strengthens bonds, relieves stress, lifts mood, and stimulates memory, achieving an impact greater than that of an anxiolytic. For more than a decade, April 13th has been celebrated as International Kissing Day, in…

Every 13th of April, the International Kiss Day is celebrated to commemorate the record that a Thai couple achieved by kissing for 58 hours. This date works as a reminder about the importance of expressing affection through kisses, whether in a couple, friendship or family relationship. For those who always have music in mind, in Europa FM we compile six songs where kisses are a fundamental part of the composition, premiered between 2005 and 202…