Spanish Christmas holidays are times for family, celebration, and gift giving. Some of the most important days are December 24th, 25th, 31st, and January 6th. December 24th is Nochebuena, when families have a large dinner together and children receive gifts. On December 25th, families have another big meal and sweets. December 31st is Nochevieja, when they celebrate the new year. On January 6th, Los Reyes Magos brings more presents and people eat a special bread called roscón de Reyes.

1. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
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2. CHRISTMAS IN SPAIN
• In Spain we usually go with our family
on Christmas. It´s a time of happiness
and celebration. We give a gift to our
friends or our family in some special
days .The most important days of
Christmas are the 24th , 25th , 31st
December and the 6th January .

3. The 24th December
• The 24th December it´s “Nochebuena”
and we always have dinner with our
family and it´s a great dinner with a lot
of food and then we usually eat some
sweets.The Nochebuena´s night
children receive some gifts of Papa
Noel and they feel very happy. The 25th
December it´s Christmas day and we
also have a great lunch with too much
food and some sweets after that lunch.

4. The 31st December
• The 31st December it’s “Nochevieja”
and we celebrate the last day and
night of the year.

5. “Los Reyes Magos”
• The night of the 6th of January “Los Reyes
Magos” come to our homes and they also
give some present for us .On 6th January
it´s very typical eat “el roscón de Reyes”
and inside of this dessert there is a bean
and a little figure. If we find the bean, we
have to pay the “roscón “ the next year
and if we find the figure we receive a
crown.

6. CONCLUSION
• These are the most typical traditions
on Spanish Christmas Holidays.