Winter Traditions In Spain

Winter traditions in spain
Each year between December 24 and January 6, Spain comes alive to celebrate Christmas, or Navidad in Spanish. During this time of the year, everyone strives to fill their days with happiness, joy, and family harmony, although some are more successful than others.
What Christmas traditions does Spain have?
Many people go to a Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, known as La Misa Del Gallo (The Mass of the Rooster), because a rooster supposedly crowed the night Jesus was born. Many families also eat the main Spanish Christmas dinner on Christmas Eve (Nochebuena) just before or after Midnight Mass.
What is the most popular Christmas tradition in Spain?
Most people in Spain go to Midnight Mass or 'La Misa Del Gallo' (The Mass of the Rooster). It is called this because a rooster is supposed to have crowed the night that Jesus was born. Christmas Eve is known as Nochebuena.
What are 5 facts about Christmas in Spain?
- The 'Reyes Magos' are the central figures of gift-giving in Spain.
- Children call out the 'gordo' lottery numbers live on television. ...
- The Spanish New Year tradition is to eat grapes. ...
- The Roscón de Reyes is the typical festive cake in Spain. ...
- Nativity scene set showing characters from the birth of Christ.












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