Christmas in Spain, traditions and culture. Learn spanish.

Spanish, aprender español Christmas, Christmas, lo lo lo lo lo Hello friends, Christmas is coming Today I'm going to tell you how Christmas is celebrated in Spain. Me, like many Spaniards, we like to decorate the house at Christmas. Put the Christmas tree with the balls, the garlands, the lights and many other ornaments It's also traditional in many houses around Belén. That's the Christian representation of when Jesus was born. En todo Belén está el portal with María, José y el niño Jesús. This is the portal to the city of Belén. And then you can put many more figures, like the angel, the shepherds or the magical kings The 24th of December is a good night. Y las familias se reúnen para cenar y las familias are gathering for dinner and they are having dinner They drink champagne and eat the typical Christmas sweets, like El Turrón. Todos cantan villancicos, which are the traditional Christmas songs The typical instruments of the villancicos are the panderetas and the zambomba. The 25th of December is Christmas Day. Y las familias se reúnen para comer y las familias se reúnen para comer y las familias are gathering together to eat and eat and eat In some houses on Christmas Day comes Papa Noel with gifts But it's more traditional in Spain that the gifts are brought on January 6th by the Magi. The following is added: The night of January 5th is the most special for all the children If they behave well at the wake they will have many gifts If they behave badly the kings will leave them carbon It is traditional on January 6th to have breakfast with the king's bread. A sweet that has surprises inside it. If you touch the figure, you 'll get the crown of the king. And if you touch the haba you'll have to pay the roscón next year And how do you say goodbye to the year in Spain? The 31st of December is the night before Christmas. That day people usually wear something of red underwear. Good luck with that. There are people who celebrate with the family And others celebrate with their friends. But the tradition is always to meet for dinner. And at 12 o 'clock in the night to take 12 grapes With every bell of the clock to start the year well Happy New Year to all! The first of January is New Year's Day. A qui le reste y forces after the party of the night They're meeting for dinner. And so is the celebration of Christmas in Spain. If you want to go over the vocabulary of Christmas You can watch this video Happy Christmas to all! Pass it very well with the family and friends! See you next time!