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Most people in Colombia spend Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with their families, celebrating with customary meals like turkey and pudding. On Christmas Eve, children write letters to Baby Jesus describing the gifts they want and leave them in the manger, believing he will bring their presents overnight. Christmas Day is known as the Day of Candles, when families gather and light candles on their doors. Popular Colombian Christmas dishes are largely sweets and desserts, including buñuelos, natilla, manjar blanco, and sweet breads filled with fruits.
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In Spain, Christmas begins on December 22nd with the traditional Christmas lottery. Families celebrate with nativity scenes and decorate small fir trees. Large, colorful Christmas trees and lights are displayed in streets. On Christmas Eve, families have dinner together which usually includes turkey, shrimp, and desserts like nougat and marzipan. They then attend midnight mass, which commemorates when animals witnessed Jesus' birth. On January 6th, children leave their shoes out hoping to find gifts left by the Three Wise Men. Families eat a traditional bun decorated with candied fruits to symbolize the jewels worn by the Three Wise Men.
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- 3. Children write a letter to the "Baby Jesus" where he writes the presents they want to receive. This is placed in the manger (or Bethlehem), which disappears because the Baby Jesus takes it. The gift brings then The Christ child, the night of 24, and left on the bed of the small, happy dawn on 25 surrounded by presents. Is the day of the candles, families gather and light candles at the doors of their homes.
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