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Christmas in Spain is celebrated in the winter when it snows. Children do not have school during this time for enjoying family, love, and tradition. The Three Wise Men parade through towns on floats throwing candy for good children and accept letters. Families come together to decorate their homes, including Christmas trees, and eat many meals together. Streets and some homes are decorated with lights as part of the celebrations.
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