Xmas Diary And Traditions Gerard C
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The document describes several Christmas and New Year celebrations and traditions in Catalonia, Spain. It discusses Christmas Day on December 25th when the author is reunited with family. It also mentions the Catalan tradition of "Caga Tió" where a log is fed and beaten to symbolize good luck. New Year's Eve on December 31st is described as a day the whole family reunites to celebrate the new year. Finally, it notes that January 5th is when the Three Wise Men or Magic Kings arrive and bring gifts to well-behaved children.
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- Christmas (December 25th) involves celebrating with family, eating special foods like torrons, and attending Christmas Eve mass.
- New Year's Eve (December 31st) is celebrated with big dinners, parties, and eating 12 grapes at midnight for good luck in the new year.
- Epiphany (January 6th) honors the three wise men and children receive presents, with traditions varying by region.
- Nativity scenes recreate Jesus' birth and are displayed in villages.
- The Christmas lottery occurs on December 22nd and people can win money if they have the lucky number.
Xmas Traditions Patricia Bea
Spanish Christmas traditions include El Tió, a log with a painted face that children hit with sticks while singing for it to defecate gifts. The Spanish Christmas lottery drawing takes place on December 22nd and people buy tickets starting in August. Children sing the winning numbers on TV. The Three Wise Men arrive by boat on January 5th and parade through towns giving out sweets before parents give children gifts the next day to represent the Wise Men bringing presents at night. A nativity scene with figures of Jesus, Mary and Joseph and animals is also common, as is decorating a Christmas tree with colored balls and lights and a star at the top. New Year's Eve is celebrated on December 31st with a family dinner followed by
Xmas Traditions Patricia Bea.C.
Spanish Christmas traditions include El Tió, a log with a painted face that children hit with sticks while singing for it to defecate gifts. The Spanish Christmas lottery drawing takes place on December 22nd and people buy tickets starting in August. Children sing the winning numbers on TV. The Three Wise Men arrive by boat on January 5th and parade through towns giving out sweets before parents give children gifts the next day to represent the Wise Men bringing presents at night. A nativity scene with figures of Jesus, Mary and Joseph is also common, as is decorating a Christmas tree with colored lights and ornaments. New Year's Eve is celebrated on December 31st with a family dinner followed by watching the clock strike midnight in Madrid
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