🗊Презентация Christmas in Spain

Christmas in Spain

Christmas - this is without a doubt, the most important Spanish holiday. Preparing for it begins in November. Gradually decorated city streets, in shops and streets are established trees, and everywhere are seen the Pope Noel - brothers of Santa Claus and Santa Claus. Celebrate Christmas and begin long before the official date. About a week or two restaurants organized Christmas dinner for friends and / or colleagues. Traditionally, these dinners are closer to the end in the morning. Every Spaniard average visits three such dinners. As a result, the entire second half of December, in fact, is not working. Christmas - this is without a doubt, the most important Spanish holiday. Preparing for it begins in November. Gradually decorated city streets, in shops and streets are established trees, and everywhere are seen the Pope Noel - brothers of Santa Claus and Santa Claus. Celebrate Christmas and begin long before the official date. About a week or two restaurants organized Christmas dinner for friends and / or colleagues. Traditionally, these dinners are closer to the end in the morning. Every Spaniard average visits three such dinners. As a result, the entire second half of December, in fact, is not working.

Christmas in Spain - is a quiet family celebration, held in the family. Evening of 24 December and all day on December 25 Spaniards give each other presents and eat a purely Christmas products. First of all, sweets: candy, marzipan, anise candy. Christmas in Spain - is a quiet family celebration, held in the family. Evening of 24 December and all day on December 25 Spaniards give each other presents and eat a purely Christmas products. First of all, sweets: candy, marzipan, anise candy. In addition to sweets, always in a festive table every Spanish family the presence of marine crustaceans - shrimp, crabs, lobsters, and champagne. In addition to the rich traditional Christmas holiday table is an attribute of Belen - the layout, now symbolizes the birth of Christ. Henbane could be a variety of sizes. They adorn the shop windows as well as urban areas. It has attracted the interest of the Spaniards, and especially children.

On Christmas Day Christians often sent to the celebratory service at the church. This so-called Misa de aurora, or Misa de gallo (morning or "cock" the Messiah). Apparently, the name indicates that the holiday prayer service lasts a long time, before dawn, before the roosters. Christmas night the Spaniards called Nochebuena. On Christmas Day Christians often sent to the celebratory service at the church. This so-called Misa de aurora, or Misa de gallo (morning or "cock" the Messiah). Apparently, the name indicates that the holiday prayer service lasts a long time, before dawn, before the roosters. Christmas night the Spaniards called Nochebuena.

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