1. Luis Muñoz, David Quinatoa

2. The christmas
 Christmas is the best time for many New York. During this
time, the city became the capital of the holidays. Your
events and customs are known worldwide as the "Radio
City Christmas Spectacular", the "Shopping Week" with
shops spectacularly decorated, the lighting of the giant
tree at Rockefeller Center or the New Year in Times
Square.

3. Tradition in New York
 Manhattan begins the Christmas period before the rest
of the districts of the city. Although Christmas
officially begins with the lighting of the tree at
Rockefeller Center, the Christmas decorations in the
stores are ready for Thanksgiving Day. After that day,
the traditional start of Christmas shopping with the
famous "Shopping Week". New York is filled with
mostly national tourists, which is why the prices of the
hotels raise their prices. After the "Shopping Week"
Hotels not only recover their prices, but the shops and
malls prepare their offers and discounts.

4. The tree at Rockefeller Center
 The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is a large Christmas
tree placed annually in Rockefeller Center in
midtown Manhattan in New York City. Many Rockefeller
trees were given to Rockefeller Center by donors. The late
David Murat, Manager of the Gardens Division of
Rockefeller Center, scouted in a helicopter for the desired
tree in areas including Connecticut, Vermont, Ohio,
upstate New York, New Jersey, and even Ottawa,
Canada. Once a suitable tree is located, a crane supports it
while it is cut, and moves it to a custom telescoping trailer
that can transport trees up to 38 m tall, although the width
of New York City streets passing through Rockefeller
Center limits the height of the trees to 110 feet 34 m.