Michael Jackson - Thriller

Halloween is coming that is celebrated every year on 31 October all around the world. Have you prepared for the Halloween Tradition trick or treat? Trick or Treat began hundreds of years ago in medieval England, when people would go door to door offering a pray or a song in exchange for food. Now, it is more like a social activity among the neighbours. Say “Trick or treat” and take one piece of the candy. When they open the door, smile and say “Trick or treat!” They’ll probably say “Happy Halloween!” or compliment you on your costume, then hold out the candy. If you have to offer a song in exchange for food. What would you sing or what songs will be included on the playlist for the Halloween? Thriller (song) is a popular choice. It is a song from the King of Pop Michael Jackson. The music video of Thriller is the one of the most popular works in the global industry. There's nothing quite like a posse of zombie back-up dancers that create the horrible vibe that fits on Halloween. "Thriller" is a disco-funk song set in the key of C# minor released in 1982. It has a moderate tempo of 120 beats per minute. The introduction of the song features sound effects such as a creaking door, thunder, feet walking on wooden planks, winds and howling wolves that creates horrible vibe.

Actually, “Hallow-e'en” means “Holy Evening,” and is a holiday invented by the Christian church. That is actually a Christian holiday. It marks the beginning of Allhallowtide, which is a kind of triduum which includes All Hallow’s Eve (October 31st, aka Halloween), All Saints Day (November 1st, aka All Hallows Day), and All Souls Day (November 2nd). The Christian celebration of Allhallowtide goes back to when it was first introduced by Pope Gregory III in Rome in the early 8th century. Even the spooky parts of Halloween, like ghosts and demons, have their roots in Catholicism! Christians would wear costumes to drive away evil spirits!